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CENSUS OF INDIA 196 I
VOLUME IX
MADRAS
PART II-C-(l)
CULTURAL TABLES
P. K. N A M B JAR
OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE SUPERINTENDENT OF CENSUS OPERATIONS. MADRAS
1964 CONTENTS
PAGES
PREFACE PRELIMINARY NOTE ANNEXURE I Extract of instructions issued 4 ANNEXURE II Ceusus Questionnaire 1871-1961 6 ANNEXURE III Census Population Record 9 FLY LEAF TO TABLE C-I 13 TABLE C-I Family Composition of Sample Households 14-21 FLYLEAF TO TABLE C-II 31 TABLE ColI Age and Marital Status 32-71 FLY LEAF TO TABLE C-IIl 75 TABLE C-Ill PART A Age, Sex and Education in all Areas 76-85 TABLE C-IIl PART B Age, Sex and Education in Urban areas only 86-113 TABLE C-III PART C Age, Sex and Education in Rural areas only 114-127 APPENDIX TO TABLE CollI Data on Scientific and Technical Personnel 129-130 UNION & STATE TABLE 1 to 8 131-265 STATE TABLE I Classification by each branch and sub-branch of Science or Technology 131-134 STATE TABLE II Type of activity and marital status of persons in each branch of Science or Technology 136-147 STATE TABLE III Year of obtaining post-graduate degrees in physical Sciences and graduates and Doctorates in Engineering, Technology and selected branches of Physical Sciences. .,. 150-157 STATE TABLE IV Persons holding degrees in Engineering & Technology and also holding Degrees in selected branches of Physical Science 160-163 STATE TABLE V Nature and sector of employment of persons in each branch of Science or Technology 166-189 STATE TABLE VI Total monthly income of persons employed in each branch of Science or Technology classified by sector of employment. 192-221 STATE TABLE VII Tenure and Sector of employment of persons in each branch of Science or Technology. 224-235 STA TE TABLE VIII Age allll period of unemployed persons qualified in any branch of SciC'ilee or Technology 238-265 FLYLEAF TO TABLE C-IV 269 TABLE C-IV Single year Age Returns 270-331 FLY LEAF TO TABLE C-V 335-343 APPENDIX TO TABLE C-V 344 TABLE C-V Mother-tongue 346-399 FLY LEAF TO tABLE C-VI 403 TABLE C-VI Bilingualism 404-460 FLY LEAF TO TABLE C-VII 463 TABLE c-vn Religion 464-467 FLYLEAF TO TABLE C-VIII 471 TABLE CoVIll PART A Classification by literacy and industrial category of Workers and Non-Workers among Scheduled Castes 472-41'; TABLE C-VIIl PART B Classification by literacy and industrial category of Workers and Non-Workers among Scheduled Tribes 416-419 Administrative Divisions MAP FrClntispi~ CENSUS OF INDIA 1961 Census Report-Vol. IX will relate to Madras only_ Under this series will be issue!l the following Publications.
Part I-A General Report I-B Demography and Vital Statistics I-C Subsidiary Tables ,\, Part II-A General Popula tion Ti: hies -.\' II-B [1] Gentral Economic Ta bIes B I to B IV II-B [II] -do- B V to B IX t II-C [I] Cultural Tables II-C [II] Migration Tables Part III Household Economic Tables Part IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments '.'1. IV-B Housing and Establishmcnt Tablcs Part V-A Scheduled Castes and Tribes (Report & Tables) V-B Ethnographic notes on Scheduled Tribes V-C Todas V-D Ethnographic notes on Scheduled Castes V-E Ethnographic notes on denotified and nomadic tribes
.'(;. Part VI Village Survey Monographs (40 Nos.)
-.'1. Part VII-A Crafts and Artisans (9 Nos.) VII-B Fairs and Festivals
-.\' Part VIII-A Administration Report--Enumeration } For Ofiicial use only VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part IX Atlas of the Madras State Part X Madras City District Census Handbooks on twelve districts Part XI Reports on Special Studies :- A Handlooms in Madras State B Food Habits in Madras State C Slums of Madras City D Temples of Madras State * E Physically Handicapped of Madras State F Family Planning Attitudes: A Survey Part XII Languages of Madras State
PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGER Of PUBLICATIONS, DELHI-~.
PRINTED AT KASTURI PRINTERS, MADRAS-7. *" already published t present volume It is my pleasant duty to acknowledge the able assistance given by the following members of my staff:
Sri. J. R. RAMANATHAN, Deputy Superintendent of Census Operations
Sri. D. RANGANATHAN, Tabulation Officer Sri. T. BALAKRISHNA KURUP, Lower Division Clerk Sri. V. VENKATA RAO, Do Sri. V. SESHASAYEE, Comptist PRE:FACE
In this Volume, I present Social and Cultural Tables Of these, C-I is based on the Census Population Record (C Series). I have also added a preliminary note explaining the prepared on the back of the Household Schedule. The other concepts on which these tables are based. This volume is a social and cultural characteristics covered by the Tables are companion volume to the three volumes already published, (1) Age and Marital Status (2) Literacy and educational levels Part II-A containing "A"series and Part II-B and Part III (3) Mother-tongue (4) Bilingualism and (5) Religion. In containing "B" series tables. addition to these, two tables have been presented on Scheduled The manner in which the data were collected and the nature Castes and Scheduled Tribes explaining the cultural characteri of machinery employed for that purpose have been indicated stics. These tables have been prepared on the basis of the data in brief in the volume on "A" series. The information covered collected through the individual slip. Special tables on Scientific by this volume relate to the social and cultural characteristics of and Technical personnel have been prepared and presented as the population like language, religion, marital status and Appendix to Table C III. These tables are based on the education. information furnished by them in a special card distributed at the time of census enumeration. The following Tables are exhibited: C-I Family composition of Sample Households (Based on At the beginning of every table, the concepts used and the 20% sample) principle on which the tables are based have been explained. C-II Age and Marital Status The conclusions to be drawn from these tables will be found in C-III Part A Age, Sex and Education in all areas the chapters devoted to Social and Cultural aspects C-III Part B Age, Sex and Education in urban areas only in the general Report of 1961 Census. In the preli C-IlI Part C Age, Sex and Education in rural areas only minary note, the history of questions has been traced and the C-IV Single year age returns concepts explained. An extract of the Enumeration Manual C-V Mother-tongue C-VI Bilingualism explaining the questions and the manner in which information C-VII Religion has been collected has also been added. The comparability C-VIIl - Part A Scheduled Castes with the data collected during the previous Censuses has been C-VIII - Part ~ Scheduled Tribes maintained.
P. K. NAMBIAR Superintendent of Census Optrations SECTION I - C SERIES TABLES Preliminary Note
C Series Tables presented in Part I of this volume relate to The manner of enquiry into the age has also undergone the social and cultural data collected during 1961 Census. modification from Census to Census. In 1871 and 1881 it was Except Table C-I they deal with the social and cultural left to the discretion of the enumerator to fix the age of the characteristics of the population, viz. age and marital status, people who did not know it. Instructions given to the literacy and educational levels, mother-tongue, bi-lingualism, enumerators in 1881 read as follows: "If any person is unable religion and special' characteristics of Scheduled Castes and to state his or her age precisely, do not leave the column blank, Scheduled Tribes. They have been compiled from the data but fill it up with as much accuracy as you can from your own obtained from the following questions in the individual slip: observation, if the person is before you and after a proper enquiry from other inmates of the house". In 1891 it was Serial Question suggested to the enumerator that if a person cannot state the Description No. No. age correctly, he should refer the person to some wellknown events of local importance such as famine, cyclone, Maha 1 2 Age last birth day Makam and Pushkara festival, with a view to link the year 2 3 Marital status of birth with such events. This method was followed till the 3 5 (b) Religion year 1931. The event to be referred to was left to the choice of the enumerator. In 1941, a calendar of outstanding 5 (c) 4 Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes occurrences, chronologically arranged, was supplied to the 5 6 Literacy and Education enumerator. In 1951 and 1961 the calendar was brought uptodate. Apart from this, it is likely that the accuracy of the 6 7 (a) Mother-tongue age return has improved because of the spread of literacy. 7 7 (b) Any other languages Marital Status: The instructions issued for collecting the particulars in 1961 Marital status is another information which like sex and age Census will be found in Annexure I. It is good to have an has been collected from the beginning of Census history. idea of the scope and content of the concepts used and how The classification of marital status adopted in 1961 Census they have changed from Census to Census. Questions asked on follow the recommendation of the United Nations which are age, literacy, education, marital status, religion, caste and based on International Census practices. Four classifications, language for the period 1872-1961 will be found in Annexure' viz. NeYer Married, Married, Widowed and Divorced or II. It will help the reader in understanding the discussion Separated have been adopted. A person is treated as Never which follows. Married only if he or she has not at any time entered into Age: the state of matrimony. A person who is married once and It has been reckoned in completed years. The collection has lost his wife or obtained a divorce will be shown either as of correct age has always been a problem. Many people, Widowed or against Divorced category in our classification. especially the illiterates do not know their correct age. A person is treated as Married if he is recognised by custom Their memory was, however, stimulated by referring to a or society to be so and has been married in accordance with calendar of outstanding occurrences for each district. The religious rites or by registration or according to any custom or other cause of inaccuracy in age returns is the tendency of every form of marriage recognised by his community or is in stable person' to approximate their age to round figures ending with de-facto union. A person is recorded as Widowed jf he or o and 5. Preference for multiples of 10 and 5 can be seen she has lost his or her spouse by death and has not remarried. even in the age returns of advanced countries. This tendency A divorced person is defined as one who after the marital is more marked in countries like India. In spite of these, the ties have been severed by law or custom either social or reli returns represent a close approximation of the true distribution gious or by mutual consent and has not married again. A of ages and help us in drawing general conclusions on the age person who has been separated from his wife and is living structure. apart without any intention of living together again has been regarded as separated. This last category includes de-f2cto Data relating to age has been collected from the beginning separations without, any legal incidents as well as divorces and of Census history from 1872. Till 1921, age was defined judicial separations obtained from courts of law. as the number of completed years on the last birth day prior to the date of enquiry. A departure was made in 1931 when age The data relating to marital status were not collected according to the nearest birth day was recorded. The object during the first Census of 1871. In 1881 three classifications of this change was to make the age return more accurate. Married, Never Married and Widowed were adopted. According to Mr. Yeatts, the then Superintendent of Census Divorced and separated were classified with widowed persons. Operations, Madras, it is doubtful whether this modified This classification was retained till 1941. In some countries, definition brought in more accurate information because the the question on marital status is put only to persons above the majority of the illiterate people were totally ignorant of the legal age of marriage. The marital status of all persons below month and dates of births and in most cases even the year of that age was presumed to be ufimarried. This practice may birth was often a guess. As such, from subsequent Census, not be realistic in India where child marriages were common 1941 onwards, the old definition of age as the number of until a few years ago and is not uncommon today. As such, completed years on the date of enumeration was adopted. this question was put to persons of all ages. The threefold 2
classification of early Censuses was modified to four-fold because linguistic' differences tend to persist until complete classification of Married, Unmarried, Widowed and Divorced in cultural assimilation has taken place. Important ethnic 1951 Census. The only change adopted during 1961 was the groups not only among the foreign born, but also among the change of classification of unmarried into never married. native born can be distinguished by language differentials. Literacy and Education: These data are significant in a country like ours whete linguis tic minorities and official language have given rise to contro Literacy is defined as the ability to read with understand versies. ing and to write a short statement in mother-tongue or in any other language. The test for literacy is satisfied if a person Census questionnaire in 1961 contains two questions on lan can write a simple letter in his mother-tongue or in any other guage. Question 7a relates to the mother tongue which has language. A person who knows only to read or a person who been defined as the language spoken by a person since early can write only figures and sign his name are treated as childhood. Question 7b deals with other languages known to illiterates. the individual. Two such languages were recorded against Question 7b. The language so recorded should be one which The concept of literacy and education has undergone several a person speaks and understands best and can use with facility changes from the beginning of Census history. In the three in communicating with others. Censuses of 1871, 1881 and 1891, people were classified into three categories - (i) literate (ii) illiterate and (iii) people Information on mother tongue was first collected in 1881. under instruction or people attending school, college or under Mother tongue was defined as the language ordinarily spoken private tuition. The Census questionnaire contained two in the household. If the father and mother spoke different questions, one dealing with people under instruction or learning languages, both were returned. In 1891 the question was and the other people not under instruction. The people not termed as 'parent tongue' though the definition remained the under instruction were classified as literate and illiterate and same. In 1901 the term parent tongue was replaced by a people under instruction, though counted as literates in estima phrase "language ordinarily spoken in the household". This ting total literacy figures were shown separately. During the was continued in 1911 and 1921. A departure was made in third Census in 1891, the language best known to the person or the collection of particulars on language in 1931. The Census the language in which the person was literate was also recorded. questionnaire of 1931 contained two questions, one on mother Further the ability to read and write English in addition to his tongue and the other on other languages in common use. The vernacular was also recorded. Besides English, only one second question 'other languages' was restricted to Indian Indian language was entered in the schedule as best known to languages. They were repeated in 1941 with a slight modifica the literates. In 1901 the. category of "under instruction" tion. The second question was made more explicit as 'other was deleted. Again in 1901 the Tables prepared showed the Indian languages in common use'. In 1951 the question on literates in different Indian languages separately. The following bilingualism was restricted to Indian languages other than changes were made in 1901 : (i) literacy in English was ascer mother tongue. Till 1931 no attempt was made to collect tained and (ii) the definition of literacy was modified as ability any information on bilingualism. The instruction given to the to read and write a letter to a friend. Young children who enumerators in 1941 read as follows: " It is not enough that could read and write a few words with difficulty were classified a person should merely know the language and speak it occa as illiterates. A person' who was able to read and write a sionally. Second language can be entered only if it is habi letter in English was treated as literate in English. Census tually used by the person concerned". No information about questionnaires of 1911, 1921 and 1931 followed the same foreign languages were collected except on English. The pattern. Census of 1941 marked another important stage in scope of the enquiry was slightly improved in the Census of the evolution of the concept. The question on specific edu: 1951 on the restriction on habitual usage was eliminated and cational attainment or highest examination passed was included. the language other than mother tongue which a person com The question on literacy was actually sub-divided into three monly speaks was elicited. But it was restricted to one Indian small questions which read as follows: language. But in 1961 the additional language need not be the language ordinarily used in the household and need not 1. Can you both read and write? necessarily be an Indian language. It was sufficient if a per 2. If so, what script do you write? son knew to communicate with others in other languages 3. Can you only read? besides his mother tongue. Thus the question and concepts An additional question was thus introduced to find out adopted in 1961 represent a definite improvement on the previ partial literate, i.e. people who can read only. The particulars ous Censuses, in that a maximum of two languages was recor collected in 1941 were not however, tabulated because of the ded. At the tabulation stage, only the first language so World War II. The question on literacy in English was elimi recorded was taken into consideration. nated· in 1951. The concept of partial literate person who could read only was given up in 1961. The popUlation has Religion and Castes: been classified into literate and illiterate and in the case of Religion and caste are two cultural aspects of the popula literates, the highest examination passed has also been entered. tion on which data have been collected throughout the Indian The procedure adopted in 1961 follows the Census practice in Census. Such data are useful for social and political studies. a number of countries and is based on the recommendation of In 1961 Census, two questions were put. One dealt with the United Nations. religious affiliation of the individual enumerated and the other Mother Tongue and Bilingualism: exclusively with Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. What are the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and what is their Data on mother tongue are useful for analysing the ethnic importance will be discussed in greater detail in the companion composition of the population. Mother tongue is perhaps a volume in Part V which is exclusively devoted to the special more sensitive index of the ethnic origin than the birth place Tables on them. All that we need say at this stage is that 3
a list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as notified by step was taken in 1961, in that Census enquiry should not con the President was given to the enumerators. Members of cern it self with particulars of castes, sects of religions and these groups were put specific questions and t~e parti~ul~r ~aste castes, but detailed particulars on Scheduled Castes and Sche or tribe to which they belonged entered In the mdlvldual duled Tribes were, however, collected. The instructions were slip. so enlarged as to include persons belonging to religious classes In 1872 Hindus and Muslims were classified separately a?d like Brahma Samaj, Arya Samaj and atheists. Every Schedu led Caste and Tribe has been listed and full particulars tabula others put under the group' other religions'. In 1881, m ted which will be presented in a separate volume. formations on the caste or class was also collected. Particulars of all religious groups were shown separately and in the case of Hindus, data on caste and in the case of other religions ~nd Family Structure of the Population: groups, data on sex were collec~e~. In 1891, more atte~t~on A unique feature of 1961 Census is the collection of was paid to details. Data on reltglOn a~d the sect of . reltglOn economic data on the basis of household schedule. For this as well as the caste particulars of the Hmdus and Jams w~re purpose, a household schedule has been filled in along with the collected. In the case of tribes living in forest and hills individual slip during Census enumeration. Two aspects of whose religious affiliation could not be ascertained definitely, family structure covered during the present Census are -- the they were classified as "aboriginals". The racial origi~ of size of the families, whether medium sized, small sized or large those other than Hindus, Jains and tribc3 was also ascertamed. sized and the composition of the households, viz. the propor Muslims were classified as Pathans, Moghuls, Mappilas, Chris tion of the heads of households, spouses of heads of households, tians and Eurasians, native Christians and Buddhists as related males and females and the proportion of unrelated Burmese and Indians. Some modifiication was made in 1901. members to the total population of the household. House The Census questionnaire contained two questions only on hold is a basic unit for many surveys intended for gathering the subject. The first dealt with the religious affiliation and information on the living pattern of the population. the second with the caste of Hindus and Jains and tribe or race in the case of others. The sub-sect or sub-divisions were ente Information was collected on each household on the chief red for Christians and for others, the main name of the relig economic activities of the household,---cultivation and household ion was entered. The caste of Hindus and Jains was also re industry. On the back of the household schedule, a Census corded. The special classification of aboriginals was given Population Record was prepared giving information on the up and the name of tribe or caste as returned by the individual individuals composing the household like name, sex, relationship was entered. Particulars of race in the case of those other to the head of the household, age and marital status. Actually than Hindus, Jains and tribes were also collected. The same it is an abstract of information contained in the individual pattern was followed in 1911 and 1921. A slight modification slip. It is a modified form of National Register of Citizens was made in the Census of 1931. Unlike in the previous Cen prepared during 1951 Census. But unlike the National sus, sects or sub-divisions of all religions were entered and Register of Citizens, the Census Population Record was filled other questions on caste, tribe and race remained unchanged. in by enumerators themselves during actual enumeration. In 1941 the question on subsects of religions was eliminated From this Census Population Record, two Tables dealing with and the names of religion only asked. The question on race, the size and composition of the households have been prepared tribe and caste was retained. Important changes in concept B XVII and C I. C I will be presented in this volume. were introduced in 1951 Census. The question on caste or race Household has been defined as a group of persons living of the people was given up as a matter of national policy, together in the same house not necessarily bound by ties of but separate information was collected on certain special com relationship and taking their meals from a common mess. munities or groups like Anglo-Indians, backward classes, Sche While in 1951 data were tabulated on the basis of sample duled Castes and. Scheduled Tribes. Information on religion households, 1 in 10,000, in 1961, a larger sample of 20% was was also collected. adopted. The scope of the household schedule and Census In 1941 and earlier Censuses, primary sorting and tabulation Population Record will be discussed in greater detail in Part was based on religion. In 1951 economic classification of III. How the Census Population Record has been prepared livelihood classes became the basis of tabulation. A further will be found in Annexure III. ANNEXURE I EXTRACT OF INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED
Age Last Birth Day: - or by mutual consent, has never been remarried again. A The number of completed years of age, i.e., the age on the person who has been separated from wife or husband and is litst birthday before 1st March 1961, should be recorded. The living apart with no intention of living together again should be common tendency is to provide the age at the next birthday and regarded as separated. In the case of prostitutes return her this should be avoided. Many persons may find it difficult to marital status as declared by her. The following abbreviations furnish their correct age. You should stimulate their memory should be used while recording the answers to this question- by referring to historical incidents or religious events which NM = Never Married have happened in the State, district or taluk. M Married To assist you, a list of outstanding occurances arranged W Widowed chronologically will be given to you. If you draw their atten tion to the event mentioned in the list, they may be able to S = Divorced or separated indicate which event happened at the time of their birth or during their early childhood and this may be useful in fixing Religion: their age at the present moment. For infants below one year, This will have to be recorded under the various abbreviations write '0'. The answer should be recorded within the rectangle. as shown below:- Marital Status: H = Hindus Eliciting information requires great tact on your part. M = Muslims Marital status of every person, whether the individual be an C = Christians adult or an infant, has to be recorded. The following ques tions may help you to get correct information :- J Jains (a) Are you married? S = Sikhs (b) Is your wife living? B = Buddist
(c) Are you widowed or separated? These are some of the major religions professed by the majority of persons living in the State. There may, however. The answers are to be recorded in the form of abbrevia be persons who belong to religious classes like Bramma Samaj. tions given below. Care should be taken to see that the sus {\:rya Samaj, etc., or there may be others who consider them ceptibilities or feelings of the individual are not wounded by such selves as atheists. In such cases the answers given by them questions. You may, therefore, make such confidential enqui should be recorded in full. ries as you consider necessary in the neighbourhood before Scheduled Caste or Tribe: putting these questions to the persons concerned. If you feel it is bound to wound or hurt him, it is better if you do not put (a) The terms S.C. or S.T. refer to Scheduled Castes and these questions, but get the information from other persons Scheduled Tribes respectively and this question need be answer who may know the actual circumstances. For instance, if an ed only for the members of such castes and tribes. Scheduled individual says that he is married, you should ascertain whether Castes are found only among the Hindus and Sikbs whereas the wife is living with him before asking the question whether the scheduled tribes need not profess the Hindu or Sikh he is widowed or separated. In the case of infants, ascertain religion. the information from the head of the household or other elders present during the enumeration and record the answer. A person (b) First you must pu~ the question, .. Are you a member should be treated as .. Never Married" only if he has not of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled' Tribe?". If the answer at any time entered into the state of matrimony. A person is in the affirmative you can ask him to which caste or tribe who is married once and has lost his wife or obtained a divorce he belongs. He will then give you the nante of the and is staying single at the time of enumeration should not be Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe to which he belongs. recorded as a married person. A person Should be regarded as At this stage you should verify whether the name of the married if he is recognised by custom or society to be a married caste or tribe mentioned by him is found in the list of Schedul person or has been married in accordance with any religious ed Caste or Scheduled Tribe furnished to you along with the rites or by registration or according to any custom or form of synonyms obtaining in various districts of the State. If it is marriage recognised by his community or is in stable de facto found to be so included, write the name of the caste or tribe union and has not been widowed Or divorced. Even if the given by him. Generally names like 'Harijan' or 'Depressed· marriage is disputed in the locality, a person who says he is classes' should not be used in answering this question. You married or is in stable de facto union should be recorded as should explain to the members of the Scheduled Caste or Tribe married. A person should be regarded as widowed if he or that this enumeration is being done, for the benefit of the caste she has lost his or her spouse by death but has not remarried. or the tribe and as such they should co-operate with you by specifying the name, particular sect to which they belong, instead (b) A person is said to be divorced who after marital ties of returning themselves as Harijans. There are certain generic or have been severed by law or custom, either social or religious synonymous names for the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes 5 which are current in various parts of the State. These syno languages spoken in the State. In the case of infants or deaf nymous names of castes or tribes are shown in the list of mutes ascertain the language spoken by the mother of the infant Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes supplied to you. If the or deaf mute and record it against this question.The following person enumerated refers to his caste or tribe by a synonym abbreviations may be used to record answers against this to a main caste or tribe, the relevant main caste or tribe as fur questions :- nished in the list should be entered along with the synonyms, T for Tamil within brackets. However an enumerator should remember that A for Telugu it is necessary to have the correct details of the Scheduled Castes K for Kannada or Tribes living in the country and as such special attention M for Malayalam should be devoted to answering this question. Where the U for Urdu person enumerated is not a member of the Scheduled Caste E for English or ScheduledTribe mark 'X' against this column. For the other languages record the language in full. In the Literacy and Education case of dialects of all language the dialects may be w:citten (a) The question is divided into two parts. A person is in full. considered to be literate if he is able to read and write. The Any other Language(s) test for literacy is satisfied if the person can read and write a In addition to the mother-tongue, a person may know some simple letter. If necessary you may test his ability by asking other language or languages, Indian or foreign. This question him to write a few lines of the examples furnished in this has been framed with a view to collect the data regarding the manual. language other than mother-tongue which a person speaks and (b) Persons who are literates might have passed some exami understands best and can use with facility in comunicating with nations. In such cases the highest exmination passed has to be others. Not more than two such languages should be recorded entered against this question. The following answers should be against this question. These languages should not include dialects recorded against this question under the following circums of the same language. The following questions may be put in tances :- eliciting an answer :- , 0' for one who can neither read nor write, (i) Do you know any other language? If so, what are the languages? , L' for one who can write and read, (b) Supposing he answeres that he knows more than one and the highest examination passed in the case of persons who language, then put this question: "Which one do you know have passed some written examination or exminations, e.g., best "? Record the answers in the order of the languages he V Form, S.S.L.C., B.A., etc. knows best. Mother Tongue (c) In case of persons who do not know any other langUage Mother-tongue is the language spoken by the person since other than their mother-tongue, mark 'X' against this question. early childhood. Record the answer given by him, even if The same abbreviations to be used against. Q. 7(a) will be used the language mentioned by him is a dialect of any of the· main here also. 6
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·,(.IO$:nu;) ,(.IUnp!S;).I M JO J ·lUUpU -C'I -'" '" X:lS -'" - Ploq:lsnoq JO pU:lq Ol d!qsuopup"iI -'"00 ..... 00 00 Ploq:lsnoq JO l:lqwnu 1'C!l:lS ..... 00r:: Z - J:lqwnu .100Q ANNEXURE III CE~SUS POPULATION RECORD The form for.the preparation of Census Population Re have to be changed with reference to the corrections made in -cord is printed on the reverse of the household schedule. The these slips if a person who was acknowledged as the head of' -Census Population Record is intended to record particulars of the household has died. The marital status of the wife or hus the names of the members of the household, their sex break-up, band of a head of a household will have to be changed suitably relationship to the head of the household, age, marital status and corrections should be attested under your initials in the and the description of work in the case' of workers. It is an Census forms and schedules. improved form of the National Register of Citizens prepared in 1951. It is an important document and has to be filled in How to prepare Census Population Record. with care and caution. The particulars should be filled in with The following instru~tions may be borne in mind while fill reference to the details recorded in the individual enumeration ing up the Census Population Record ;- slip relating to each household. For the sake 0'[ convenience, you may fill up the Census Population Record immediately Name.-Write the name against Q. l(il) of individual slip. after the individual slips for all members of household are pre pared. The total of the members of a household will be work Sex.-Write the particulars recorded against Q. 13 of the· ed out and entered in the appropriate columns according to sex individual slip. break-up. You can verify the particulars by taking into acco Relationship to head.-Write the particulars recorded against unt the number of new slips and cancelled. slips relating to Q. l(b) of the individual slip. each household and checking it up with the total number of persons you have entered in the Census Population Record. Age.-Write the figure recorded against Q. 2 of the indivi dual slip. Revision of Census Population Record during revisional round. Marital Status.-The answer recorded against Q. 3 of the individual slip should be entered here. . I have already indicated in section II that during your revi Description of the work.-In the case of a worker write here sional round from 1st to 5th March 1961, certain individual a brief description of the work done by a worker with reference slips may have to be cancelled or new slips prepared in the to the answers recorded against Questions 8 to 11 of the indi case of visitors who might not have been enumerated elsewhere vidual' slip. For this purpose, the principal item of work and new born babies. It, therefore follows, that the Census rounded off will, be taken into account. Population Record should also be brought up to date after the revisional round to every household, with reference to the sun Total persons-Males and females.-The individual totals rise of 1st March 1961. As in the case of the individual according to sex break-up will have to be entered against this enumeration slip, entries under "relationship to head" will column. C-SERIES TABLES Under C Series, 11 Tables will be presented. They deal with (ix) C VII Religion different social and cultural characteristics of the population in (x) C VIII Part A - Scheduled Castes - Literacy Madras State. The following are the Tables thus presented in levels of workers and non-workers this volume. (xi) Part B - Scheduled Tribes - Literacy' (i) C I Family composition of sample house levels of workers and non-workers holds (Based on 20% Sample) In 1951 Table C-I1 gave the age group of livelihood classes (ii) C II Age and marital status and a similar Table has not been presented in 1961. (iii) C III Part A - Age, sex and education (both The classification of livelihood classes has been superceded urban and ru,ral population) by a more scientific classification into industrial categories of (iv) Part B - Age, sex and education of urban workers. Since these categories have been classified on the population basis of their age groups and presented in Economic Tables BI, BII, BVI and BVII, no separate Table has been prepared (v) Part C - Age, sex and education of giving age groups of various categories of workers. The other rural population change introduced in 1961 is that the age tables are based on a (vi) C IV Single year age returns full count except the Table on the size of composition of the households. Age Tables for 1961 Census were prepared on a (vii) C V Mother tongue 10% sample basis. We will now explain in brief the salient (viii) C VI Bilingualism features of the tables included in this volume. TABLE C-J Family Composition of Sample Households TABLE C-l Fly Leaf Tbis deals witb tbe Family comtrosition of sample hOl.!se~. composition of the households are given for rural. and urban holds and has been prepared on a 20% sample. This gi"es the areas separately. Such data were presented' for th~ firsFtime total population of sample hoseholds, number of .heads Of in 1951. The tabie presented in 1961, however, is based on a households, number of spouses of the heads of households, larger sample than the table in 1951 when the table was based married relations and other persons. Data on the Family on a sample of 1 in every 1000 households. 14 C. I. F AMIL Y COMPOSITION (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population State I District Total Total No, of Heads of Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 I. MADRAS TOTAL 1,448,862 6,670,041 3,332,576 3,337,465 1,243,542 STATE: ALL RURAL 1,073,886 4,920,024 2,451,369 2,468,655 916,986 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultiva- tion nor in household Industry 396,611 1,546,880 752,809 794,071 309,044 (ii) Households engaged in household Industry only 58,884 275,953 137,918 138,035 52,061 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 618,391 3,097,191 1,560,642 1,536,549 555,875 Size of Holding Group, Less than 1 acre 90,344 385,027 190,311 194,716 77,064 1'0- 2'4 acres 204,778 931,851 465,961 465,890 180,814 2'5- 4'9 acres 157,758 797,918 403,573 394,345 143,693 5'0- 7'4 acres 77,937 429,581 218,610 210,971 ,72,124 7'5- 9'9 acres 26,295 155,580 79,346 76,234 24,593 10'0-12'4 acres 24,557 149,474 76,200 73,274 23,009 12'5-14'9 acres 6,917 45,239 23,088 22,151 6,528 15'0-29'9 acres 21,739 146,996 75,179 71,811 20,552 30'0-49'9 acres 4,839 35,377 18,090 17,281 4,597 50 + acres 1,953 14,464 7,467 6,991 1,827 Unspecified 1,274 5,684 2,817 2,861 1,074 ALL URBAN 374,916 1,750,017 881,207 868,810 326,556 2. MADRAS TOTAL 69,417 332,322 172,312 160,010 63,449 DISTRICT (Corporation) ALL URBAN 69,417 332,322 172,312 160,010 63,449 3. CHINGLEPUT TOTAL 93,289 435,672 220,553 215,119 82,084 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 73,927 347,237 175,694 171,543 65,067 (i) Households engaged neither in CUltiva- tion nor in Household Industry 32,390 134,395 66,786 67,609 26,821 (ii) Households engaged in Household In- dustryonly 3,372 15,827 8,166 7,661 3,168 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 38,165 197,015 100,742 96,273 35,078 Size of Holding Group, Less than 1 acre 7,233 31,671 15,953 15,718 6,386 1'0- 2'4 acres 15,002 71,699 36,652 35,047 13,654 2'5- 4'9 acres 9,037 48,992 25,266 23,726 8,488 5'0- 7'4 acres 3,426 20,845 10,724 10,121 3,230 7'5- 9'9 acres 1,091 7,111 3,646 3,465 1,045 10'0-12'4 acres 950 6,416 3,314 3,102 913 12'5-14'9 acres 248 1,802 891 911 238 15'0-29'9 acres 777 5,794 2,965 2,829 750 30'Q-49'9 acres 191 1,461 731 730 184 SO + acres 72 564 286 278 69 Unspecified 138 660 314 346 121 ALL URBAN 19,362 88,435 44,859 43,576 17,017 15 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of Households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other Females Males Females Sons Males Females Males Females ' Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 205,324 2,444 1,091,192 179,126 89,601 315,619 1,790,352 1,716,440 27,511 8,890 1. 156,905 1,721 809,592 143,177 64,163 237,828 1,308,460 1,260,106 16,862 4,224 87,564 705 261,726 28,612 14,954 53,980 395,424 389,377 4,070 1,424 6,816 84 46,823 6,362 2,784 ' 10,623 76,229 73,642 392 131 -62,525 932 501,043 108,203 46,425 173,225 836,807 797,087 12,400 2,669 13,290 114 67,566 7,586 3,372 13,386 101,888 100,337 287 137 23,964 306 161,350 25,185 9,895 40,442 248,600 239,708 1,161 426 14,064 239 130,500 28,426 11,180 44,165 218,044 205,135 1,991 481 5,813 133 65,934 18,781 7,837 29,143 117,785 109,686 1,950 395 1,702 47 22,719 7,497 3,329 11,728 42,776 39,906 1,104 179 1,548 41 21,150 7,614 3,475 12,097 40,769 38,258 1,292 211 389 6 6,052 2,404 1,189 3,934 12,414 11,700 547 76 1,187 28 18,937 8,039 4,299 13,359 39,785 37,920 2,476 414 242 9 4,237 1,861 1,242 3,418 9,473 9,230 908 160 126 4 1,648 '~33 517 1,273 3,825 3,773 661 177 200 5 950 177 90 280 1,448 1,434 23 3 48,419 723 281,600 35,949 25,438 77,791 481,892 456,334 10,649 4,666 5,967 111 54,983 5,821 6,460 13,172 93,070 84,510 3,401 1,378 2. 5,967 III 54,983 5,821 6,460 13,172 93,070 84,510 3,401 1,378 11,205 112 71,580 13,205 7,123 22,409 116,835 109,549 1,194 376 3. 8,860 81 56,951 11,121 5,667 18,361 93,017 87,155 741 216 5,569 52 23,042 2,988 1,650 5,287 34,934 33,602 341 109 204 4 2,791 483 256 798 4,216 3,854 39 14- 3,087 25 31,118 7,650 3,761 12,276 53,867 49,699 361 93 847 1 5,566 770 351 1,301 8,429 7,999 16 5 1,348 13 12,057 2,342 995 3,635 19,589 17,973 59 34 549 3 7,635 2,157 943 3,302 13,608 12,227 67 13 196 4 2,919 1,074 572 1,711 5,787 5,282 57 13 46 1 947 409 194 645 1,969 1,822 28 5 37 2 809 367 205 596 1,791 1,656 36 4- 10 210 108 84 197 452 494 9 27 649 304 296 629 1,558 1,512 56 12 7 164 ·66 76 155 392 402 13 2 3 60 28 29 60 140 150 20 5 17 102 25 16 45 152 182 2,345 31 14,629 2,084 1,456 4,048 23,818 22,394 453 160 16 C-I F,A,MILY COMPOSITION: (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population State/District " Total Total No, of Heads Qf Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 4," NORTH TOTAL 126,611 625,564 313,308 312,256 109,610 AReOT ALL RURAL 102,352 502,437 251,955 250,482 88,654 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation DISTRICT nor in Household Industry 32,256 129,918 62,306 67,612 24,190 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indu- stryonly 4,498 21;223 10,819 10,404 4,139 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 65,598 351,296 178,830 172,466 60,325 Size of Holding Gronp, Less than 1 acre " 8,960 38,897 19,342 "19,555 7,769 1'0- 2'4 acres" 25,932 124,486 62,857 61,629 23,557 2'5- 4'9 acres 17,988 99,911 51,440 48,471 16,836 5'0- 7'4 acres 7,250 46,264 23,724 22,540 6,905 7'5- 9'9 acres 1,989 14,107 7,264 6,843 1,914 10'0-12'4 acres 1,642 12,248 6,353 5,895 1,582 12'5-14'9 acres 455 3,603 1,843 1,760 438 15'0-29'9 acres 1,088 9,196 4,689 4,507 1,052 30'0-49'9 acres 181 1,811 919 892 173 50 + acres 59 513 261 252 54 Unspecified 54 260 138 122 45 Al:L URBAN 24,259 123,127 61,353 61,774 20,956 s~ SOUTH ARC 6,823 36 25,999 3,145 1,915 6,026 37,844 36,831 418 103 151 2 2,448 336 206 630 3,533 3,446 31 18 5,981 59 60,315 13,006 6,259 21,374 97,348 92,596 435 186 1,595 16 10,935 1,263 701 2,347 15,604 15,122 30 24 2,427 20 21,932 3,639 1,678 5,990 33,009 31,879 88 37 1,201 16 14,706 3,482 1,544 5,559 24,556 22,750 87 39 406 6 6,129 2,020 920 3,158 11,255 10,347 54 29 106 1 2,236 761 376 1,224 4,114 3,894 36 7 92 1,858 741 377 1,211 3,530 3,445 40 10 24 527 215 138 370 1,099 1,018 10 6 88 1,508 708 405 1,207 3,185 3,160 43 18 22 293 124 86 216 628 604 25 14 7 128 43 29 80 259 277 20 2 13 63 10 5 12 109 100 2 1,890 19 12,520 1,780 1,335 3,808 20,779 19,934 523 196 U·C 3 18 C. I. FAMILY COMPOSITION (BASED ·ON Total Sample Household Population State/District Total Total No, of Heads of Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 6, SALEM TOTAL 160,446 758,813 383,024 375,789 137,798 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 135,581 636,347 321,014 315,333 115,803 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 43,397 163,174 79,034 84,140 32,067 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indu- stry only 8,915 42,909 21,854 21,055 8,062 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 83,269 430,264 220,126 210,138 75,674 Size of Holding Group Less than 1 acre 5,083 21,603 10,740 10,863 4,367 1'0- 2'4 acres - 25,196 112,669 56,887 55,782 22,233 2'5- 4'9 acres 25,961 129,297 65,939 63,358 23,731 5'0- 7'4 acres 14,255 78,431 40,521 37,910 13,264 7'5- 9'9 ;;cres 4,585 28,.215 14,536 13,679 4,314 10'0-12'4 acres 3,773 24,640 12,889 11,751 3,543 12'5-14'9 acres 1,051 7,625 3,970 3,655 1,000 15'0-29'9 acres 2,723 22,149 11,651 10,498 2,618 30'0-49,9 acres 417 3,928 2,090 1,838 397 50+ acres 109 1,108 603 505 103 Unspecified 116 599 300 299 104 ALL URBAN 24,865 122,466 62,010 60,456 21,995 7. COIMBATORE TOTAL 155,439 702,247 354,028 348,219 135,009 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 111,819 501,209 251,224 249,985 96,258 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 52,068 209,125 103,212 105,913 41,665 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indu- stry only 11,366 53,779 27,034 26,745 10,151 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 48,385 238,305 120,978 117,327 44,442 Size of Holding Group, Less than 1 acre 1,754 7,695 3,808 3..887 1,563 1'0- 2'4 acres 9,327 40,897 20,512 :;'v,J85 8,275 2'5- 4'9 acres 12,133 56,149 28,408 27,741 11,057 5'0- 7'4 acres 8,871 43,387 21,963 21,424 8,198 7'5- 9'9 acres 3,870 20,057 10,273 9,784 3,609 10'0-12'4 acres 4,475 23,652 12,081 11,571 4,207 12'5-14'9 acres 1,161 6,548 3,406 3,142 1,095 15'0-29'9 acres 4,786 27,499 14,132 13,367 4,545 30'0-49'9 acres 1,314 8,195 4,207 3,988 1,251 50+ acres 590 3,732 1,942 1,790 547 Unspecified 104 494 246 248 95 ALL URBAN 43,620 201,038 102,804 98,234 38,751 19 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of Households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other Females Males Females Sons Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22,648 371 119,663 26,426 9,581 44,521 205,194 188,338 3,654 619 6. 19,778 316 105,141 22,861 8,059 33,374 170,800 156,547 3,175 493 11,330 112 27,471 3,368 1,344 5,490 41,810 39,686 333 163 853 18 7,470 1,132 373 1,669 12,225 11,050 44 13 7,595 186 70,200 18,361 6,342 26,215 116,765 105,811 2,798 317 716 12 3,995 511 141 736 5,694 5,414 15 2 2,963 59 20,392 3,256 951 4,556 30,264 27,831 124 40 2,230 53 22,053 5,120 1,530 7,065 35,165 31,957 340 53 991 36 12,354 3,892 1,214 5,383 21,648 19,133 467 49 271 11 4,085 1,590 619 2,337 7,719 6,963 283 23 230 10 3,310 1,574 625 2,275 6,754 5,899 383 37 51 945 501 217 750 2,072 1,898 180 11 105 3 2,492 1,593 763 2,483 5,932 5,355 742 63 20 1 385 256 201 470 1,055 938 180 25 6 91 47 68 123 307 273 78 12 12 98 21 13 37 155 150 6 2 2,870 55 14,522 3,565- 1,522 11,147 34,394 31,791 479 126 20,430 234 118,583 17,608 7,651 27,782 190,674 180,390 2,852 1,034 7. 15,561 154 84,579 14,024 5,036 20,855 134,351 128,519 1,401 471 10,403 91 35,498 4,084 1,852 6,793 54,946 53,019 574 200 1,215 11 9,157 1,254 468 1,920 15,064 14,430 86 23 3,943 52 39,924 8,686 2,716 12,142 64,341 61,070 741 248 191 2 1,394 174 67 265 1,994 2,033 8 4 1,052 12 7,405 998 324 1,463 10,863 10,441 40 24 1,076 13 9,906 1,567 528 2,282 15,144 14,443 99 34 673 11 7,373 1,582 465 2,158 11,632 11,194 75 26 261 5 3,294 767 244 1,073 5,595 5,148 53 8 268 2 3,777 1,068 319 1,458 6,421 6,050 64 18 66 2 1,005 317 88 431 1,879 1,634 25 6 241 5 4,083 1,513 444 2,023 7,469 6,973 156 47 63 1,113 488 148 668 2,236 2,116 84 28 43 491 195 82 297 983 907 135 52 9 83 17 7 24 125 131 2 1 4,869 80 34,004 3,584 2,615 6,927 56,323 51,871 1,451 563 20 C. I. FAMIL Y COMPOSITION (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population State/District Total Total No. of Heads of Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. NILGIRI TOTAL 17,254 79,699 40,848 38,851 15,609 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 9,769 45,116 23,008 22,108 8,924 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 6,938 28,459 14,606 13,853 6,278 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indus- try only 43 180 98 82 41 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 2,788 16,477 8,304 8,173 2,605 Size of Holding Group, Less than 1 acre 314 1,626 802 824 283 1'0- 2'4 acres 1,138 6,194 3,126 3,068 1,053 2,5- 4'9 acres 728 4,423 2,219 2,204 69() 5'0- 7'4 acres 335 2,273 1,147 1,126 ' 319 7'5- 9'9 acres 89 579 297 282 82 10'0-12'4 acres 88 598 307 291 85 12'5-14'9 acres 16 121 63 58 15 15'0-29'9 acres 63 510 258 252 61 30'0-49'9 acres ]0 81 41 40 1() 50+ acres 7 72 44 28 7 Unspecifed ALL URBAN 7,485 34,583 ] 7,840 16,743 6,685 9. MADURAI TOTAL 137,113 635,858 317,148 318,710 117,181 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 94,894 437,960 217,704 220,256 80,349 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 39,038 153,259 74,554 78,705 30,635 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indus- try only 2,948 13,942 6,983 6,959 2,697 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 52,908 270,759 136,167 134,592 47,017 Size of Holding Group, Less than 1 acre 6,321 26,030 12,692 13,338 5,215 1'0- 2'4 acres 18,213 83,193 41,381 41,812 15,777 2'5- 4'9 acres 13,667 71,406 36,204 35,202 12,358 5'0- 7'4 acres 6,847 38,694 19,684 19,010 6,321 7'5- 9'9 acres 2,242 13,718 7,008 6,710 2,083 10'0-12'4 acres 2,288 14,338 7,297 7,041 2,126 12'5-14'9 acres 526 3,567 1,793 1,774 498 15'0-29'9 acres 2,003 14,287 7,304 6,983 1,898 30'0-49'9 acres 429 3,293 1,666 1,627 409 50+ acres 178 1,301 668 633 169 Unspecified 194 932 470 462 163 ALL URBAN 42,219 197,898 99,444 98,454 36,832 21 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of Households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other F~males Males Females Sons Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1,645 36 13,321 1,455 927 2,723 22,015 20,948 806 214 8. 845 17 7,802 958 461 1,654 12,268 11,720 380 87 660 15 5,318 339 313 760 7,381 7,069 280 46 2 28 3 3 4 49 46 2 2 183 2 2,456 616 145 890 4,838 4,605 '98 39 31 255 34 9 53 469 482 6 3 85 976 194 47 280 1,807 1,719 25 8 38 659 179 27 251 1,306 1,249 16 7 16 314 105 22 153 681 638 20 5 7 80 36 7 42 167 153 5 3 79 26 13 45 180 161 3 3 1 15 5 2 8 39 34 2 2 60 31 13 45 134 134 19 11 10 2 3 7 - 24 21 2 2 8 4 2 6 31 14 800 19 5,519 497 466 1,069 9,747 9,228 426 127 19,932 238 104,969 17,149 8,318 28,565 171,452 164,574 2,810 670 9. 14,545 160 71,587 13,055 6,042 21,364 116,089 112,446 2,009 314 8,403 67 26,293 2,996 1,632 5,367 38,758 38,542 466 100 251 j 2,404 378 166 633 3,719 3,668 18 3 5,891 88 42,890 9,681 4,244 15,364 73,612 70,236 1,525 211 • 1,106 15 4,573 543 213 910 6,679 6,740 27 9 2,436 24 14,188 2,348 920 3,686 22,175 21,481 137 21 1,309 26 11,313 2,508 1,074 3,895 19,981 18,650 257 35 526 12 5,859 1,660 681 2,583 10,765 10,(}11 245 31 159 7 1,960 668 313 1,031 3,806 3,545 131 15 162 2 2,005 711 332 1,129 3,948 3,728 178 17 28 2 476 201 92 340 961 927 39 3 105 1,825 779 435 1,307 3,868 3,705 324 41 20 386 178 125 334 836 871 118 16 9 160 50 37 97 347 344 65 23 31 145 35 22 52 246 234 4 5,387 78 33,382 4,094 2,276 7,201 55,363 52,128 801 356 22 C-J FAMILY COMPOSITION (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population State/District Total Total No. of Heads of Rural . Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10. TIRUCHIRAPALLl TOTAL 143,702 630,832 313,288 317,544 121,568 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 114,391 499,408 247,5;3 251,855 96,338 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation 'nor in Household Industry 31,246 109,173 52,091 57,082 22,540 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indus- try only 4,349 19,048 9,580 9,468 3,906 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 78,796 371,187 185,882 185,305 69,892 Size of Holding Group. Less than 1 acre 10,379 40,676 19,890 20,786 8,526 1°0- 2°4 acres 25,912 110,178 54,690 55,488 22,343 2°5- 4'9 acres 20,504 97,283 48,778 48,505 18,475 5°0- 7°4 acres 10,498 54,039 27,401 26,638 9;704 7°5- 9°9 acres 3,656 20,488 10,526 9,962 3,442 10°0-12°4 acres 3,332 19,269 9,777 9,492 3,123 12°5-14°9 acres 833 5,227 2,648 2,579 790 15°0-29°9 acres 2,736 17,609 8,973 8,636 2,594 30°0-49°9 acres 579 4,231 2,093 2,138 561 50+ acres 213 1,594 808 786 205 Unspecified 154 593 298 295 129 ALL URBAN 29,311 131,424 65,735 65,689 25,230 ·ll. THANJAVUR TOTAL 145,142 643,758 318,343 325,415 124,539 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 117,194 515,977 255,287 260,690 101,070 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry ;5,987 217,652 105,807 111,845 45,432 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indus- try only 3,021 13,396 6,748 6,648 2,658 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 58,186 284,929 142,732 142,197 52,980 Size of Holding Groupo Less than 1 acre 9,339 37,868 18,732 19,136 8,002 1°0- 2°4 acres 20,261 89,696 44,626 45,070 18,115 2°5- 4°9 acres 15,074 75,515 37,926 37,589 14,002 5°0- 7°4 acres 7,065 39,669 20,103 19,566 6,678 7°5-:- 9°9 acres 1,939 11,887 6,015 5,872 1,854 10°0-12°4 acres 1,726 10,946 5,539 5,407 1,643 l2°5-14°9 acres 701 4,789 2,462 2,327 679 15°0-29°9 acres 1,481 10,422 5,244 5,178 1,443 30°0-49°9 acres 352 2,587 1,301 1,286 336 50+ acres 153 1,123 570 553 144 Unspecified 95 427 214 213 84 ALL URBAN 27,948 127,781 63,056 64,725 23,469 23 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other Females Males Femals Sons Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22,143 235 105,688 16,120 8,502 28,054 164,608 160,902 2,255 757 10. 18,062 181 83,686 13,570 6,757 22,950 129,254 126,788 1,453 369 8,705 54 18,226 1,677 990 3,369 26,563 26,675 267 107 443 9 3,414 439 204 695 4,993 4,909 29 7 8,914 118 62,046 11,454 5,563 18,886 97,698 95,204 1,157 255 1,863 18 7,110 745 338 1,402 10,23i 10,403 26 8 3,569 44 19,444 2,595 1,035 4,062 28,546 28,359 127 54 2,029 25 16,525 2,930 1,262 4,666 25,880 25,241 206 44 794 9 8,807 1,892 1,028 3,176 14,587 13,818 181 43 214 6 3,154 904 435 1,412 5,613 5,159 126 23 209 7 2,933 908 488 1,505 5,130 4,822 121 23 43 1 734 268 170 464 1,375 1,330 44 8 142 6 2,474 907 552 1,579 4,716 4,410 198 31 18 1 552 212 183 439 1,060 1,119 76 10 8 196 83. 67 166 403 405 50 11 25 117 10 5 15 151 138 2 4,081 54 22,002 2,550 1,745 5,104 35,354 34,114 802 388 20,603 233 108,546 14,882 7,961 29,225 167,162 165,771 3,566 1,270 11. 16,124 156 88,368 12,340 6,179 23,157 132,944 132,241 2,598 800 10,555 87 38,468 3,735 1,936 7,845 54,027 54,748 590 229 363 2 2,305 306 168 558 3,581 3,409 33 13 5,206 67 47,595 8,299 4,075 14,754 75,336 74,084 1,975 558 1,337 11 6,873 648 341 1,224 9,686 9,680 2,146 44 22 22 16,020 2,108 865 3,681 23,324 23,154 1,072 192 69 16 12,763 2,327 1,020 3,950 20,185 19,688 387 376 116 13 6,153 1,470 787 2,615 10,781 10,327 85 374 84 1,748 495 276 889 3,198 3,113 83 192 37 4 1,536 466 235 838 2,993 2,899 22 198 51 645 190 136 372 1,339 1,262 38 118 26 1,356 456 280 847 2,781 2,851 16 283 86 302 90 87 219 681 717 9 107 32 122 37 42 96 261 11 291 86 35 77 12 6 23 107 102 5 4,479 77 20,178 2,542 1,782 6,068 34,218 33,530 968 470 24 C-I FAMILY COMPOSITION (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population StatefDistrkt Total Total No. of Heads of Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 86,603 12. RAMANATHAPURAM TOTAL 107,716 481,201 232,783 248,418 DISTRICT ALL RURAL )!1,20~ 363,211 175,319 187,892 65,093 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 22,183 81,510 37,995 43,515 15,766 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indus- try only 3,536 15,760 7,665 8,095 2,912 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 55,484 265,941 129,659 136,282 46,415 Size of Holding Group. Less than' 1 acre 6,922 26,910 12,721 14,189 5,253 1'0- 2'4 acres 18,047 77,128 36,999 40,129 14,587 2'5- 4'9 acres 14,579 69,824 33,925 35,899 12,399 5'0- 7'4 acres 7,262 38,665 19,116 19,549 6,362 7'5- 9'9 acres 2,573 14,577 7,250 7,327 2,287 10'0-12'4 acres 2,379 13,815 6,864 6,951 2,156 12'5-14'9 acres 665 4,191 2,101 2,090 608 15'0-29'9 acres 2,234 14,886 7,589 7,297 2,031 30'0-49'9 acres 458 3,646 1,921 1,725 433 50+ acres 180 1,558 827 731 165 Unspecified 185 741 346 395 134 ALL URBAN 26,513 117,990 57,464 60,526 21,510 ··13. TIRUNELVELI TOTAL 123,515 540,442 262,416 278,026 100,859 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 85,614 374,172 181,702 192,470 69,501 (i) ~ Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in household Industry 29,832 109,375 51,777 57,598 21,700 (ii) Households engaged in household indus- try only 8,806 39,148 18,575 20,573 7,090 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 46,976 225,649 111,350 114,299 40,711 Size of Holding Group. Less than 1 acre 11,881 49,569 23,865 25,704 9,831 1'0- 2'4 acres 14,285 65,791 32,404 33,387 12,485 2'5- 4'9 acres 9,254 46,148 22,943 23,205 8,104 5'0- 7'4 acres 4,527 23,498 11,795 11,703 3,974 7.5- 9'9 acres 1,651 9,029 4,514 4,515 1,464 10'0-12'4 acres 1,721 9,562 4,728 4,834 1,545 12'5-14'9 acres 642 3,573 1,772 1,801 575 15'0-29'9 acres 2,076 12,296 6,197 6,099 1,879 30'0-49'9 acres 554 3,716 1,892 1,824 512 50+ acres 244 1,883 955 928 223 Unspecified 141 584 285 299 119 ALL URBAN 37,901 166,270 80,714 85,556 31,358 25 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of Households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other Females Males Females Sons Males Females Males Females Males Femals 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21,113 372 75,399 12,082 6,185 23,878 124,947 127,354 2,594 674 12. 16,110 281 56,403 9,642 4,866 19,135 93,390 95,840 2,047 404 6,417 83 13,040 1,393 716 3,106 19,723 20,844 314 108 624 12 2,616 359 150 672 4,213 4,177 19 6 9,069 186 40,747 7,890 4,000 15,357 69,454 70,819 1,714 290 1,669 16 4,558 540 230 1,044 6,658 6,910 24 8 3,460 55 12,676 1,735 856 3,640 19,635 20,310 131 43 2,180 52 10,941 2,091 898 3,871 18,236 18,847 249 60 900 26 5,612 1.400 686 2,588 10,361 10,405 281 44 286 12 2,048 547 303 1,035 3,968 3,930 133 28 223 12 1,893 543 304 1,060 3,696 3,754 153 21 57 1 538 191 92 353 1,143 1,137 66 5 203 7 1,817 620 431 1,246 4,115 3,981 385 50 25 1 393 151 131 351 1,027 947 178 9 15 2 149 55 61 136 431 409 113 22 51 2 122 17 8 33 184 189 1 5,003 91 18,996 2,440 1,319 4,743 31,557 31,514 547 270 22,653 189 88,934 12,092 5,359 22,159 142,432 143,528 1,485 752 13. 16,110 136 61,057 8,742 3,552 15,344 98,684 99,562 1,087 397 8,130 49 18,136 1,613 821 3,461 27,344 27,726 250 145 1,715 15 6,436 734 285 1,364 10,421 11,040 30 18 6,265 72 36,485 6,395 2446 10,519 60,919 60,796 807 234 2,050 10 8,834 922 344 1,623 12,717 13,171 41 26 1,800 26 11,289 1,624 512 2,606 17,657 17,651 100 41 1,150 13 7,261 1,458 491 2,236 12,757 12,527 120 31 553 8 3,568 869 277 1,335 6,586 6,217 81 30 187 2 1,288 341 144 557 2,509 2,465 ~4 18 176 1 1,362 367 158 608 2,612 2,671 45 17 67 507 128 52 217 1,002 1,005 15 5 197 4 1,626 452 289 858 3,395 3,382 178 36 42 5 456 158 104 306 1,028 1,005 85 15 21 2 188 -6t 69 152 513 552 87 15 106 " 'IS 21 143 150 1 22 1 ,... . .' 6,543 53 27,877 {350 -I 6,815 43,748 43,966 398 355 ~ ~... \ n·c 4 26 C. I. FAMILY COMPOSITION (BASED ON Total Sample Household Population State/District Total Total No. of Heads of Rural Sample Urban Households Persons Males Females Males 2 3 4 5 6 7 14. KANYAKVMARI TOTAL 38,920 197,896 100,063 97,833 33,780 DISTRICT ALL RURAL 33,121 168,384 85,270 83,114 28,863 (i) Households engaged neither in Cultivation nor in Household Industry 13,580 60,827 30,410 30,417 11,077 (ii) Households engaged in Household Indu- stryonly 5,071 27,132 13,480 13,652 4,435 (iii) Households engaged in Cultivation 14,470 80,425 41,380 39,045 13,351 Size of Holding Group. Less than 1 acre 8,027 42,309 21,616 20,693 7,333 1°0- 2°4 acres 4,271 24,454 12,626 11,828 3,968 2°5- 4°9 acres 1,437 8,835 4,645 4,190 1,358 5°0- 7°4 acres 436 2,733 1,418 1,315 410 7°5- 9°9 acres 94 647 319 328 89 10°0-12°4 acres 92 687 364 323 87 12°5-14°9 acres 36 227 118 109 33 15"9-29°9 acres 57 399 209 190 54 30°0-49°9 acres 16 100 50 50 15 50+ acres 4 34 15 19 4 Unspecified ALL URBAN 5,799 29,512 14,793 14,719 4,917 27 OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS 20% SAMPLE) Composition of Households Households Spouses of heads Married relations Never married, widowed Unrelated persons of households and divorced or separated relations Other Other Females Males Females Sons Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 5,140 32 29,906 2,965 1,623 5,438 61,302 57,109 361 240 14. 4,258 23 25,558 2,459 1,263 4,345 52,426 48,823 236 130 2,503 6 9,478 618 429 1,269 18,206 17,135 74 32 636 4 4,063 328 233 670 8,456 8,275 24 8 1,119 13 12,017 1,513 601 2,406 25,764 23,413 138 90 694 7 6,574 592 271 1,001 13,389 12,410 24 14 303 4 3,578 543 173 797 7,902 7,123 36 27 79 1 1,237 216 100 349 2,930 2,508 40 17 26 375 82 27 132 885 764 14 18 5 80 26 9 42 185 199 9 2 5 79 25 12 41 233 192 7 6 3 31 9 1 13 72 60 3 2 3 44 18 5 26 128 114 4 3 1 15 2 2 4 30 29 1 1 4 1 1 10 14 882 9 4,348 506 360 1,093 8,876 8,286 125 110 TABLE C-II Age and Marital Status TABLE C-II Fly Leaf This deals with the marital status of the various age groups years, religion was the basis of tabulation and the age and and gives separate figures for rural and urban areas of each marital status of various religious groups were shown separately. district. The population is classified in each age group under In 1951 tabulation was made on the basis of livelihood classes four categories--never married, married, widowed and divorced and in 1961 the tabulation has been done on the basis of or separated. A fifth category with marital status not specified industrial categories, though the figures for each livelihood will be found in the Table. Marital status has been divided class or industrial category are not published. In the 1961 into 15 age groups:- 5 year age groups from 10-69, 0-9 and census the Economic Table B II gives the distribution of 70+. Age not stated will be found in the last column. It towns in each industrial category and the non-workers according will help us in discussing the pattern of marriage age in the population and its variation from 1951. It represents a to the four broad age-groups:- 0-14, 15-34, 35-59 60 and definite improvement on the corresponding table of 1951. over. This table is published in Part II B. Another improve FlTstly this has been prepared on a complete count while in ment effected in 1961 is that the Table presents separate figures 1951 the Table was prepared on 10% sample. More detailed for divorced and separated people. In 1951 Census divorced age groups have also been adopted for tabulation. In 1941 and separated were clubbed with the widowed people in the due to war this Table was not prepared. In 1931 and earlier Table but separate figures were given in an appendix, 32 C n AGE AND Total Populatioll Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 .. 5 6 7 MADRAS ALL T 33,686,953 16,910,978 16,775,975 9,372,545 7,264,334 AGES .R 24,696,425 12,331,586 12,364,839 6,738,963 5,266,552 U 8,990,528 4,579,392 4,411,136 2,633,582 1,997,782 1. 0-9 T 8,917,053 4,470,520 4,446,533 4,470,520 4,446,533 R 6,549,483 3,277,862 3,271,621 3,277,862 3,271,621 U 2,367,570 1,192,658 1,174,912 1,192,658 1,174,912 2. 10-14 T 3,750,118 1,912,579 1,837,539 1,905,181 1.792,091 R 2,707,756 1,380,596 1,327,160 1,374,516 1,289,160 U 1,042,362 531,983 510,379 530,665 ,502,931 3. 15-19 T 2,853,157 1,438,569 1,414,588 1,390,838 788,359 R 2,066,037 1,048,398 1,017,639 1,010,357 559,996 U 787,120 390,171 396,949 380,481 228',363 4. 20-24 T 2,971,389 1,418,985 1,552,404 1,001,488 168,714 R 2,119,247 999,966 1,119,281 677,638 104,952 U 852,142 419,019 433,123 323,850 63,762 5. 25-29 T 2,913,665 1,390,146 1,523,519 381,348 34,054 R 2,097,099 992,857 1,104,242 249,475 20,647 U 816,566 397,289 419,277 131,873 13,407 6. 30-34 T 2,381,706 1,176,152 1,205,554 106,562 11,545 R 1,717,384 833,886 883,498 68,088 6,820 U 664,322 342,266 322,056 38,474 4,725 7. 35-39 T 2,221,390 1,140,101 1,081,289 44,913 7,215 R 1,631,402 821,807 809,595 30,934 4,220 U 589,988 318,294 271,694 13,979 2,995 8. 40-44 T 1,868,911 977,909 891,002 24,962 5,437 R 1,374,082 705,214 668,868 17,106 3,280 U 494,829 272,695 222,134 7,856 2,157 9. 45-49 T 1,601,233 839,730 761,503 15,965 3,433 R 1,210,332 626,380 583,952 11,132 1,914 U 390,901 213,350 177,551 4,833 1,519 10. 50-54 T 1,394,181 712,349 681,832 11,704 2,443 R 1,047,913 530,057 517,856 8,043 1,357 U 346,268 182,292 163,976 3,661 1,086 11. 55-59 T 925,267 485,372 439,895 6,732 1,247 R 715,037 374,604 340,433 4,795 635 U 210,230 110,768 99,462 1,937 612 33 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 STATE 6,930,091 7,218,909 532,833 2,144,586 74,150 147,104 1,359 1,042 5,111,403 5,357,656 417,576 1,622,300 62,368 117,377 1,276 954 1,818,688 1,861,253 115,257 522,286 11,782 29,727 83 88 r"r...,. 1. ~ ...\ .. - 7,001 4,448 102 352 25 467 270 1.1 1 2. 5,731 37,207 89 286 21 383 239 124 1,270 7,281 13 66 4 84 31 17 45,457 611,702 1,332 5,323 750 9,063 192 141 3. 35,943 446,222 1,268 3,814 657 7,478 173 129 9,514 165,480 64 1,509 93 1,585 19 12 405,308 1,343,695 5,185 20,125 6,873 19,768 131 102 4. 311,911 982,644 4,299 15,499 5,991 16,090 127 96 93,397 361,051 886 4,626 882 3,678 4 6 981,615 1,415,936 14,446 50,273 12,569 23,100 168 156 S. 720,857 1,026,763 11,551 38,237 1'0,808 18,453 166 142 260,758 389,173 2,895 12,036 1,761 4,647 2 14 1,036,753 1,076,074 21,542 95,822 11,172 21,993 123 120 6. 739,387 786,614 16,944 72,452 9,347 17,503 120 109 297,366 289,460 4,598 23,370 1,825 4,490 3 11 1,055,248 909,497 29,770 144,529 10,042 19,974 128 74 7. 759,048 678,978 23,310 110,527 8,390 15,803 125 67 296,200 230,519 6,460 34,002 1,652 4,171 3 7 900,633 646,968 43,547 220,913 8,680 17,623 87 61 8. 647,188 486,979 33,665 164,986 7,171 13,567 84 56 253,445 159,989 9,882 55,927 1,509 4,056 3 5 762,927 487,706 53,814 258,044 6,958 12,256 66 .64 9. 567,234 376,347 42,168 195,958 5,788 9,673 58 60 195,693 111,359 11,646 62,086 1,170 2,583 8 4 622,084 327,210 72,554 342,382 5,955 9,753 52 44 10. 460,817 254,171 56,213 254,543 4,935 7,745 49 40 161,267 73,039 16,341 87,839 1,020 2,008 3 4 410,804 177,218 63,828 256,149 3,975 5,230 33 >1 11. 316,006 139,723 50,474 195,803 3,296 4,225 33 47 94,798 37,495 13,354 60,346 67~ 1,005 4 ll-C' 34 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 MADRAS 12. 60-64 T 868,193 436,660 431,533 5,728 1.187 R 661,824 334,465 327,359 4,151 674 U 206,369 102,195 104,174 1,577 513 13. 65-69 T 427,483 218,669 208,814 2,604 612 R 337,729 173,688 164,041-. 1,901 336 U 89,754 44,981 44,-n'''' 703 276 14. 70+ T 590,770 291,928 298,842 3,396 887 R 459,041 230,712 228,329 2,493 480 U 131,729 61,216 70,5i3 903 407 15. A.N.S. T 2,437 1,309 1,128 604 577 R 2,059 1,094 965 472 460 U 378 215 163 132 117 1. MADRAS ALL T 1,729,141 909,701 819,440 530,336 367.742 AGES R U 1,729,141 909,701 819,440 530,336 367.742 1. (}-9 T 442,480 224,273 . 218,207 224,273 218,207 R U 442;480 224,273 218,207 224,273 21S,207 2. 11}-14 T 183,919 94,676 89,243 9,!,582 88,190 R U 183,919 94,676 89,243 94,582 88,190 3. 15-19 T 149,676 73,859 75,817 72,996 38,037 R U 149,676 73,859 75,817 72,996 38.037 4. 20-24 T 185,546 96,714 88,832 79,750 14,903 R U 185,546 96,714 88,832 79,756 14,903 5. 25-29 T 176,541 91,333 85,208 37,564 4,209 R U 176,541 91,333 85,208 37,564 4,209 6. 3(}-34 T 137,920 75,725 62,195 12,542 1,495 R U 137,920 75,725 62,195 12,542 1,495 35 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 ' 14 15 STATE: Contd. 345,306 106,367 82,276 319,861 3,319 4,076 31 42 12. 263,652 83,324 63,861 240,100 2,772 3,226 29 41 81,654 23,043 18,415 79,761 547 856 2 1 164,510 42,391 49,883 163,981 1,631 1,814 41 16 13. 130,602 34,516 39,813 127,623 1,332 1,552 40 14 33,908 7,875 10,070 36.358 299 262 2 191,841 29,272 9;'1-,476 266.681 2,191 1,979 24 22 14. 152,498 23,815 73,847 202.336 1,850 1,677 24 21 39,343 5,457 20,629 64,346 341 302 1 604 385 78 150 10 8 13 8 IS. 529 353 74 136 10 8 9 8 75 32 4 14 4 DISTRICT 358,512 357,113 19,184 90,493 1,669 4,089 3 358,512 357,113 19,148 90.493 1,669 4,098 3 1. 90 1,045 3 7 2 . .. , 90 1,045 3 7 837 37,410 8 194 18 176 3. 837 37,410 8 194 18 176 16,764 72,683 124 820 76 425 4. 16,764 72,683 124 820 76 425 53,084 78,233 461 2,150 224 616 5. 53,084 78,233 461 2,150 224 616 62,115 56,193 790 3,898 278 608 6. 62,115 56,193 790 3,898 278 608 36 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urbu Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 -4 5 6 7 1. MADRAS 7. 35-39 T 115,648 66,579 49,069 3,5,69 836 B. U 115,648 66,579 49,069 3,569 836 8. 40-44 T 94,895 55,083 39,812 1,962 605 R U 94,895 55,083 39,812 1,962 605 9. 45-49 T 71,798 41,375 30,423 1,179 391 R U 71798 41,375 30,423 1,179 391 10. 50-54 T 63,193 34,575 28,618 827 290 R U 63,193 34,575 2i,618 827 290 11. 55-59 T 36,220 19,891 16,329 408 181 R U 36,220 19,891 16,329 408 181 12. 60-64 T 35,686 18,150 17,536 323 130 R U 35,686 18,150 17,536 323 130 13. 6;-69 T 14,619 7,504 7,115 135 92 R U 14,619 7,504 7,115 135 92 14. 70+ T 20,827 9,863 10,964 156 126 R U 20,827 9,863 10,964 156 126 IS. A.N.S. T 173 101 72 70 SO Il U 173 101 72 70 SO 2. CHINGLEPUT ALL T :2,196,412 1,120,591 1,075,'821 618,030 452,662 AGES R 1,740,734 885,478 855,256 485,411 356,731 U 455,678 235,113 220,565 132,619 95,931 1. 0-9 T 592,093 294,570 297,523 294,570 297,523 R 473,180 234,669 238,511 234,669 238511 U 118,913 59,901 59,012 59,901 59,012 37 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS DISTRICT - Contd. 61,656 41,676 1,108 5,850 246 707 7. 61,656 41,676 1,108 5,850 246 707 51,213 28,361 1,682 10,299 226 546 8. 51,213 28,361 1,682 -10,299 226 546 38,111 18,423 1,923 11,192 162 417 9. 38,111 18,423 1,923 11,192 162 417 30,852 12,092 2,749 15,960 147 276 10. 30,852 12,092 2,749 15,960 147 276 17,220 5,751 2,156 10,283 107 114 1.1. 17,220 5,751 2,156 ]0,283 107 114 14,607 3,287 3,151 14,001 69 118 12. 14,607 3,287 3,151 14,001 69 118 5,615 1,144 1,704 5,842 50 37 13. 5,615 1,144 1,704 5,842 SO 37 6,317 801 3,327 ',995 63 42 14. 6,317 801 3,327 9,995 63 42 31 ]4 8 15. 31 14 8 DISTRICT 466,347 476,955 33,340 141,236 2,769 4,858 lOS 11. 370,704 380,346 26,946 114,117 2,321 3,958 96 104 95,643 96,609 6,39~ 27,119 448 900 9 (; 1. 38 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 2. CHINGLEPUT 2. 10-14 T 232,291 120,525 111,766 120,010 108,123 R 181,174 94,116 87,658 93,693 84,548 U 50,517 26,409 24,108 26,317 23,575 3. 15-19 T 175,353 90,782 84,571 88,600 36,049' R 137,254 71,262 65,992 69,544 26,571 U 38,099 19,520 18,579 19,056 9,478 4. 20-24 T 198,057 95,723 102,334 70,478 6,98], R 153,865 73,816 80,049 53,297 4,447 U 44,192 21,907 22,285 17,181 2,;36 5. 25-29 T 194,763 94,704 100,059 26,465 1,762 R 151,558 73,752 77,806 19,792 1,105 U 43,205 20,952 22,253 6,673 657 6. 30-34 T 158,189 79,436 78,744 6,468 824 R 123,432 61,380 62,052 4,803 564 U 34,748 18,056 16,692 1,665 2oo 7. 35-39 T 143,931 76,477 67,454 5,340 512 R 113,750 59,757 53,993 4,621 396 U 30,i81 16,720 13,461 719 116 8. 40-44 T 123,457 67,030 56,427 1,845 305 R 98,064 52,731 45,333 1,476 214 U 25,393 14,299 11,094 369 91 9. 45-49 T 101,399 55,106 46,293 1,213 204 R 81,968 44,339 37,629 987 144 U 19,431 10.767 8,664 226 6() 10. 50-54 T 91,602 47,834 43,768 1,045 163 R 73,935 38,395 35,540 876 114 U 17,667 9,439 8,228 169 49 11. 55-59 T 56,282 30,611 25,671 539 64 R 45,980 25,140 20,840 439 32 U 10,302 5,471 4,831 100 32 12. 60-64 T 59,567 30,771 28,796 678 60 R 48,602 25,201 23,401 558 39- U 10,965 5,570 5,395 120 21 13. 65-69 T 28,191 15,090 13,101 282 2J; R 23,305 12,547 10,758 242 11 U 4,886 2,543 2,343 40 12 39 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed' Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd; 44 464 3,582 6 18 20 23 2. 43 379 3,057 1 15 19 19 85 525 5 3 1 4 2,137 47,834 16 364 7 306 22 18 3. 1,677 38,836 14 309 5 259 22 17 460 8,998 2 55 2 47 1 24,831 93,086 254 1,651 144 603 16 11 4. 20,173 73,649 210 1,437 120 505 16 11 4,658 19,437 44 214 24 98 67,110 93,575 735 3,942 393 772 8 5. 53,023 72,778 598 3,285 338 630 8 14,087 20,797 137 657 55 142 71,329 70,026 1,236 7,052 400 837 3 5 6. 55,248 55,115 985 5,690 343 678 1 5 16,081 14,911 251 1,362 57 159 2 68,979 56,464 1,719 9,65() 439 822 6 7. 53,417 45,086 1,353 7,811 366 694 6 15,562 11,378 366 1,839 73 128 62,072 40,523 2,697 15,071 410 520 6 8 8. 48,777 32,619 2,136 12,090 338 402 4 8 13,295 7,904 561 2,981 72 118 2 50,328 29,345 3,229 16,326 334 408 2 10 9. 40,468 23,934 2,614 13,227 268 315 2 9 9,860 5,411 615 3,099 66 93 1 41,940 21,166 4,606 22,150 240 282 3 7 10. 33,630 17,450 3,690 17,744 196 225 3 7 8,310 3,7)6 916 4,406 44 57 26,162 10,016 3,759 15,470 150 115 6 11. 21,528 8,294 3,049 12,415 123 93 6 4,634 1,722 710 3,055 27 22 24,528 7,085 5,443 21,562 122 86 3 12. 10,121 5,899 4,413 17,396 109 64 3 4,407 1,186 1,030 4,166 13 22 11,543 2,451 3,211 10,581 53 45 13. 9,629 2,060 2,629 8,645 46 41 1,914 39-1 582 1,936 7 4 40 C II AGE AND Total Population A,e group Total Never Married )lural \Jrban Penons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 2. CHINGLEPUT 104. 70+ T 41,144 21,878 19,266 480 51 R. 33,995 18,334 15,661 402 2S U 7,149 3,544 3,605 78 23 15. A.N.S. T 102 54 48 17 16 R 72 39 33 12 7 U 30 15 15 5 9- 3. NORTH ARCOT ALL T 3,146,326 1,581,826 1,564,500 876,500 662,105 AGES R 2,515,101 1,263,943 1,251,158 691,647 520,265 U 631,225 317,883 313,342 184,853 141,840 1. 0-9 T 886,695 442,087 444,608 442,087 444,608 R 713,671 355,490 358,181 355,490 358,181 U 173,024 86,597 86,427 86,597 86,427 2. 10-14 T 343,170 176,133 167,037 175,430 156,802 R 268,223 137,729 130,494 137,132 120,959 U 74,947 38,404 36,543 38,298 35,843 3. 15-19 T 254,191 130,416 123,775 126,415 47,606 R 199,835 103,742 96,093 100,764 33,336 U 54,356 26,674 27,682 25,651 14,270 04. 20-24 T 263,620 124,870 138,750 87,680 7,985 R 207,072 97,634 109,438 66,497 4,470 U 56,548 27,236 29,312 21,183 3,515 5. 25-29 T 261,756 124,235 137,521 29,992 ·2,143 R. 207,099 98,280 .108,819 21,204 1,350 U 54,657 25,955 28,702 8,788 793 6. 30-34 T 213,737 104,158 109,579 6,910 " 1,044 R 169,584 82,056 87,528 4,868 712 U 44,153 22,102 22,051 2,042 332 7. 35-39 T 199,079 101,263 97,816 3,024 61S R 159,505 80,513 78,992 2,181 415 U 39,574 20,750 18,824 843 203 3. T 168,903 88,167 80,736 1,858 447 R. 134,387 69,329 65,058 i,345 325 U 34,516 18,83'8 15,678 513 122 41 MARITAL STATUS Marital ",Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females g 9 10 l\ 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd, 14,895 1,779 6,425 17,392 76 42 2 2 14. 12,609 1,552 5,252 14,046 69 33 2 2 2,286 227 1,173 3,346 7 9 29 23 4 7 4 2 15. 25 17 2 7 2 4 6 2 4 DISTRlCf 654,091 686,401 45,618 203,892 5,568 12,080 49 22 529,364 555,695 37,979 164,905 4,904 10,271 49 22 124,727 130,706 1,639 38,987 664 1,809 1. 694 10,105 6 42 81 3 7 2. 593 9,416 1 36 76 3 7 101 689 5 6 5 3,929 74,428 29 650 36 1,087 7 4 3. 2,913 61,253 26 537 32 963 7 4 1,016 13,175 3 113 4 124 36,312 126,596 442 2,334 432 1,834 4 4. 30,367 101,486 378 1,890 388 1,591 4 5,945 25,LlO 64 444 44 243 92,006 127,812 1,280 5,499 949 2,067 8 5. 75,130 101,302 1,061 4,406 877 1,761 8 16,876 26,510 219 1,093 72 306 94,576 96,960 1,746 9,699 922 1,874 4 2 6. 74,985 77,341 1,396 7,863 803 1,610 4 2 19,591 19,619 350 1,836 119 264 95,145 81,533 2,305 14,039 786 1,623 3 3' 7. 75,758 65,915 1,888 11,272 . 683 1,387 3 3 19,387 15,618 417 2,767 103 236 82,404 58,568 3,242 20,453 657 1,268 6 II. 64,813 47,539 2,589 16,149 576 1,045 6 17,591 11,029 653 4,304 81 223 H-C 6 42 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 3. NORTH ARCOT 9. 45-49 T 147,016 77,864 69,152 1,064 323 R 119,935 63,212 56,723 726 168 U 27,081 14,652 12,429 338 155 10. 50-54 T 129,520 67,032 62,488 832 212 R 104,718 53,997 50,721 566 108 U 24,802 13,035 11,767 266 104 11. 55-59 T 85,159 45,477 39,682 413 92 R 70,812 37,986 32,826 290 66 U 14,347 7,491 6,856 123 26 12. 60-64 T 83,635 41,954 41,681 340 86 R 68,199 34,455 33,744 242 65 U 15,436 7,499 7,937 98 21 13. 65-69 T 44,904 24,053 20,851 179 38 R 38,123 20,667 17,456 123 26 U 6,781 3,386 3,395 56 12 14. 70+ T 64,762 34,025 30,737 233 59 R 53,767 28,767 25,000 179 43 U 10,995 5,258 5,737 54 16 15. A.N.S. T 179 92 87 43 42 R 171 86 85 40 41 U 8 6 2 3 1 4. SOUTH ARCOT ALL T 3,047,973 1,535,928 1,512,045 830,114 621,284 AGES R 2,655,651 1,337,130 1,318,521 717,140 536,535 U 392,322 198,798 193,524 112,974 84,749 1. 0-9 T 824,650 410,276 414,374 410,276 414,374 R 719,099 357,443 361,656 357,443 361,656 U 105,551 52,833 52,718 52,833 52,718 2. 10-14 T 322,690 165,888 156,802 165,174 149,848 R 277,289 142,424 134,865 141,832 128,569 U 45,401 23,464 21,937 23,342 21,279 T 3. 15-19 235,914 121,030 114,884 117,179 44,541 R 204,015 105,086 98,929 101,574 36,628 U 31,899 15,944 15,955 15,605 1,913 43 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females . Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 72,106 44,700 4,150 23,304 541 824 3 1 9. 58,523 37,000 3,481 18,871 479 683 3 1 13,583 7,700 669 4,433 62 141 59,882 31,011 5,895 30,635 421 629 2 10. 48,206 25,876 4,859 24,219 364 517 2 11,676 5,135 1,036 6,416 57 112 39,714 16,757 5,073 22,497 273 336 4 11. 33,120 13,722 4,337 18,754 235 284 4 6,594 3,035 736 3,743 38 52 34,423 11,074 6,926 30,264 264 256 1 12. 28,283 8,959 5,695 24,520 234 199 1 6,140 2,115 1,231 5,744 ' 30 57 19,043 4,194 4,692 16,512 138 105 2 13. 16,395 3,645 4,049 13,701 99 82 2 .2,648 549 643 2,811 39 23 23,814 2,630 9,828 27,953 149 95 14. 20,238 2,209 8,215 22,676 134 72 3,576 421 1,613 5,277 15 23 43 33 4 11 2 15. 40 32 4 11 2 3 1 DISTRICT 646,980 673,786 53,152 208,480 5,523 8,414 159 81 567,456 590,655 47,142 183,639 5,235 7,618 157 74 79,524 83,131 6,010 24,841 288 796 2 7 1. 651 6,821 2 46 56 61 31 2. 530 6,171 2 42 52 60 31 121 650 4 4 1 3,770 69,087 31 512 25 736 25 8 3. 3,434 61,143 31 467 22 683 25 8 336 7,944 45 3 53 44 c n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1 .... SOUTH ARCOT 4. 20-24 T 260,525 122,550 137,975 85,409 7,734 R 224,907 105,166 119,741 72,041 6,042 U 35,618 17,384 18,234 13,368 1,692 5. 25-29 T 266,509 125,749 140,760 33,355 2,711 R 231,976 109,374 122,602 28,356 1,944 U 34,533 16,375 18,158 4,999 767 6. 30-34 T 218,862 106,870 111,992 8,158 764 R 190,358 92,642 97,716 6,841 633 U 28,504 14,228 14,276 1,317 131 7. 35-39 T 204,117 105,209 98,908 3,740 417 R 178,864 91,785 87,079 3,168 338 U 25,253 13,424 11,829 572 79 8. 40-44 T 172,870 90,251 82,619 2,378 327 R 150,877 78,157 72,720 2,035 263 U 21,993 12,094 9,899 343 64 9. 45-49 T 151,041 80,670 70,371 1,685 209 R 133,870 71,369 62,501 1,464 t 73 U 17,171 9,301 7,870 221 36 10. 50-54 T 132,543 68,782 63,761 1,109 131 R J 16,416 60,432 55,984 949 105 U 16,127 8,350 7,777 160 26 11. 55-59 T 87,402 47,743 39,659 671 60 R 77,889 42,728 35,161 588 54 U 9,513 5,015 4,498 83 6 12. 60-64 T 80,969 42,1l4 38,855 473 58 R 70,759 37,030 33,729 405 39 U 10,210 5,084 5,126 68 19 13. 65--69 T 40,543 22,199 18,344 221 18 R 36,243 19,936 16,307 196 12 U 4,300 2,263 2,037 25 6 14. 70+ T 49,023 26,435 22,588 209 26 R 42,803 23,413 19,390 179 20 U 6,220 3,022 3,198 30 6 ]5. A.N.S. T 315 162 153 77 66 R 286 J45 141 69 59 U 29 17 12 8 '1 45 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 36,259 126,966 460 2,071 402 1,193 20 11 4. 32,294 110,732 427 1,860 384 1,097 20 10 -3,965 16,234 33 211 18 96 1 89,832 131,725 1,594 4,889 950 1,425 18 10 5. 78,648 114,999 1,441 4,347 911 1,303 18 9 11,184 16,726 153 542 39 122 95,437 100,254 2,271 9,690 991 1279 13 5 6. 82,848 87,320 2,012 8,595 928 1,166 13 2 12,589 12,934 259 1,095 63 113 3 97,534 82,731 3,115 14,689 816 1,070 4 7. 85,045 72,585 2,789 13,199 779 956 4 12,489 10,146 326 1,490 37 114 82,854 58,967 4,302 22,347 713 976 4 2 8. 71,640 51,812 3.806 19,759 672 885 4 1 11,214 7,155 496 2,588 41 91 1 73,025 43,250 5,408 26,264 547 647 5 9. 64,563 38,301 4,813 23,438 524 588 5 8,462 4,949 595 2,826 23 59 59,877 28,1Q4 7,375 35,022 421 503 10. 52,570 24,762 6,517 30,686 396 430 7,307 3,342 858 4,336 25 73 40,203 13,811 6,605 25,562 261 223 3 3 11. 35,981 12,279 5,908 22,629 248 197 3 2 4,222 1,532 697 2,933 13 26 33,319 7,746 8,139 30,882 183 166 3 12. 29,302 6,761 7,152 26,783 171 143 3 4,017 985 987 4,099 12 23 16,680 2,773 5,194 15,476 100 77 4 13. 14,966 2,446 4,676 13,780 95 69 3 1,714 327 518 1,696 5 8 17,457 1,488 8,654 21,009 113 62 2 3 14. 15,562 1,285 7,566 18,034 104 48 2 3 1,895 203 1,088 2,975 9 14 82 63 2 21 2 IS. 73 59 2 20 2 9 4 1 46 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 5. SALEM ALL T 3,804,108 1,923,885 1,880,223 1,049,034 813,369- AGES R 3,186,760 1,609,236 1,577,524 871,301 675,359 U 617.348 314,649 302,699 177,733 138,010 1. 0-9 T 1,051,280 528,479 522,801 528,479 522,801 R 880,602 442,066 438,536 442,066 438,536 U 170,678 86,413 84,265 86,413 84,265 2. 10-14 T 434,297 221,721 212,576 220,983 203,022 R 358,708 183,280 175,428 182,570 167,428 U 75,589 38,441 37,148 38,413 35,594- 3. 15-19 T 322,566 168,004 154,562 158,669 72,082 R 267,444 140,790 126,654 133,110 57,764- U 55,122 27,214 27,908 25,559 ~4,318 4. 20-24 T 332,176 158,429 173,747 94,640 11,027 R 274,726 130,479 144,247 76,380 8,336 U 57,450. 27,950 29,500 18,260 2,691 5. 25-29 T 320,076 153,477 166,599 28,078 2,128 R 266,284 127,101 139,183 22,156 1,561 U 53,792 26,376 27,416 5,922 567 6. 30-34 T 262,846 131,194 131,652 9,551 747 R 219,299 108,713 110,586 7,998 575 U 43,547 22,481 21,066 1,553 172 7. 35-39 T 234,674 120,547 114.127 3,031 493 R 196,386 100,135 96,251 2,356 382 U 38,288 20,412 17,876 675 111 8. 40--44 T 203,317 107,129 96,188 1,874 402 R 170,885 89,290 81,595 1,530 307 U 32,432 17,839 14,593 344 95 9. 45-49 T 168,572 88,550 80,022 1,151 210 R 143,854 75,161 68,693 932 145 U 24,718 13,389 11,329 219 65 10. 50-54 T 152,278 78,645 73,633 905 150 R 129,647 66,584 63,063 763 100 U 22,631 12,061 10,570 142 50 11. 55-59 T 99,959 52,694 47,265 566 88 R 86,564 ·45,727 40,837 463 54 U 13,395 6,%7 6,428 103 34 47 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed· Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT 805,560 834,083 58,592 209,767 10,591 22,902 108 102 676,754 703,426 51,292 178,307 9,781 20,330 108 102 128,806 130,657 7,3()0 31,460 810 2,572 1. 712 9,390 4 41 3 114 19 9 2. 684 7,839 4 41 3 111 19 9 28 1,551 3 9,095 79,940 80 911 147 1,614 13 15 3. 7,444 66,874 79 574 144 1,427 13 15 1,651 13,066 1 337 3 187 61,794 157,205 799 2,421 1,183 3,085 13 9 4. 52,288 131,112 694 2,074 1,104 2,716 13 9 9,506 26,093 105 347 79 369 121,759 156,086 1,790 4,990 1,833 3,386 17 9 5. 101,648 130,428 1,592 4,222 1,688 2,963 17 9 20,111 25,658 198 768 145 423 117,684 118,236 2,442 9,446 1,509 3,209 8 14 97,189 6. 99,202 2,127 7,990 1,391 2,805 8 14 20,495 19,034 315 1,456 118 404 113,024 97,860 3,160 13,016 1,323 2,752 9 6 7. 93,831 82,511 2,720 10,974 1,219 2,378 9 6 19,193 15,349 440 2,042 104 374 99,425 73,099 4,592 20,246 1,232 2,434 6 7 8. 82,621 62,146 4,013 16,997 1,120 2,138 6 ,7 16,804 10,953 579 3,249 112 296 81,093 55,303 5,414 22,653 886 1,849 6 7 9. 68,714 47,650 4,690 19,241 819 1,650 6 7 12,379 7,653 724 3,412 67 199 69,335 39,904 7,509 31,863 894 1,709 2 7 10. 58,410 34,547 6,577 26,857 832 1,552 2 7 10,925 5,357 932 5,006 62 157 45,098 22,482 6,459 23,746 565 944 6 5 11. 39,007 19,631 5,730 20,271 521 876 6 5 6,091 2,851 729 3,475 44 68 48 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 5. SALEM .544 74 12. 6(}-64 T 101,003 52,223 48,780 R 86,738 44,942 41,796 479 55 U 14,265 7,281 6,984 65 19 230 34 13. 65-69 T 48,189 25,134 23,055 R 42,249 22,017 20,232 201 28 U 5,940 3,117 2,823 29 6 293 82 14. 70+ T 72,736 37,580 35,156 R 63,235 32,872 30,363 257 59 U 9,501 4,708 4,793 36 23 40 15. A.N.S. T 139 79 (60 29 R 139 79 60 40 29 U 6. COIMBATORE ALL T 3,557,471 1,809,591 1,747,880 1,000,808 782,320 AGES R 2,525,302 1,274,800 1,250,502 690,228 550,778 U 1,032,169 . 534,791 497,378 310,580 231,542 450,121 441,84) I, ()- 9 T 891,962 450)21 441,841 R 615,514 311,090 304,424 311,090 304,424 U 276,448 139,031 137,417 139,031 137,417 ~ 21)5,834 208,918 202,862 L. 1(}-14 T 415,483 209,649 R 294,763 148,315 146,448 147,760 144,185 U 120,720 61.334 . 59,386 61,158 58,677 3, 15-19 T 319,305 162,825 156,480 156,303 107,313 R 229,254 116,867 112,387 111,654 80,535 U 90,051 45,958 44,093 44,649 26,778 4. 20-24 T 320,684 159,325 161,359 115,416 22,954 R 219,435 108,432 111,003 75,850 16,873 U 101,249 50,893 50,356 39,566 6,081 5. 25-29 T 308,534 151,309 157,225 45,241 3,970 R 210,903 101,916 108,987 28,569 2,751 U 97,631 49.393 48,238 16,672 1,219 6. 30-34 T 250,633 127,327 123,306 12,335 1.141 R 173,721 86,155 87,566 7,006 697 U 76,912 41.172 35,740 5,329 444 49 MARITAL STATUS MaTital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11' 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 41,657 14,473 9,536 33,392 483 836 3 5 12. 35,712 12,634 8,298 28,318 450 784 3 5 5,945 1,839 1,238 5,074 33 52 19,374 5,819 5,309 16,785 218 413 3 4 13. 16,920 5,152 4,691 14,653 202 395 3 4 2,454 667 618 2,132 16 18 25,475 4,263 11,495 30,250 3!5 556 2 5 14. 22,251 3,677 10,014 26,Og8 2gg 534 2 5 3,224 586 1,421 4,162 27 22 35 23 3 7 1 15. 35 23 3 7 1 DISTRICT 739,504 746,442 59,717 197,078 1 9,522 21,972 40 68 529,866 535,950 47,110 147,372 7,556 16,352 40 50 209,638 210,492 12,607 49,706 1,966 5,620 18 1. 644 2,811 63 89 11 62 13 10 2. 468 2,147 63 18 11 28 13 10 176 664 11 34 5,489 C47,172 928 351 100 1,035 5 9 3. 4,198 30,842 919 222 91 184 5 4 1,291 16,930 9 129 9 251 5 42,631 134,134 490 1,614 784 2,651 4 6 4. 31,561 90,942 374 1,140 643 2,044 4 4 1l,010 43,192 116 474 141 601 2 103,433 145,648 1,284 4,260 1,348 3,335 3 12 5. 71,287 100,544 951 3,106 1,106 2,515 3 11 32,146 45,104 333 1,154 242 160 1 111,032 110,626 2,642 8,213 1,311 3,320 7 6 6. 75,919 78,326 2,172 6,012 1,051 2,527 7 4 35,113 32,300 410 2,201 260 793 2 I1-C 7 50 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 6~ COlMBATORE 7. 35-39 T 232,250 120,545 111,705 4,704 705 R 163,797 82,784 81,013 2,792 393 U 68,453 37,761 30,692 1,912 312 8. 4(}-44 T 198,231 106,351 91,880 2,583 566 R 143,095 74,821 68,274 1,724 356 U 55,136 31,530 23,606 859 210 9. 45-49 T 163,355 87,296 76,059 1,700 342 R 120,362 62,831 57,531 1,142 194 U 42,993 24,465 18,528 558 148 10. 50-54 T 144,789 75,459 69,330 1,309 218 R 109,100 55,925 53,175 954 135 U 35,689 19,534 16,155 355 83 11. 55-59 T 97,397 51,003 46,394 758 114 R 74,806 38,860 35,946 559 .62 U 22,591 12,143 10,448 199 52 12. 60-64 T 93,316 47,931 45,385 651 92 R 72,843 37,808 35,035 512 41 U 20,473 10,123 10,350 139 51 13. 65-69 T 45,552 23,229 22,323 263 74 R 36,337 18,590 17,747 194 46 U 9,215 4,639 4,576 69 28 14. 70+ T 75,873 37,153 38,720 474 108 R 61,269 30,341 30,928 392 66 U 14,604 6,812 7,792 82 42 15. A.N.S. T 107 68 39 32 20 R 103 65 38 30 20 U 4 3 1 2 7. NILGIRI ALL T 409,308 213,833 195,475 123,826 95,744 AGES R 229,441 119,287 110,154 67,339 52,537 U 179,867 94,546 85,321 56,487 43,207 1. 0- 9 T 120,792 60,498 60,294 60,493 {)0,294 R 68,561 34,352 34,209 34,352 34,209 U 52,231 26,146 26,085 26,146 26,085 51 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowea Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT ., Contd. 111,965 95,953 2,833 12,196 1,041 2,846 2 5 7. 77,012 69,551 2,155 8,958 823 2,109 2 2 34,953 26,402 678 3,238 218 737 3 98,135 69,690 4,529 18,797 1,103 2,825 1 2 8. 68,800 52,032 3,459 13,852 837 2,033 1 1 29,335 17,658 1,070 4,945 266 792 1 79,296 53,157 5,496 20,705 803 1,850 1 5 9. 56,942 41,013 4,152 14,961 594 1,358 1 5 22,354 12,144 1,344 5,744 209 492 65,526 38,009 7,788 29,484 836 1,617 2 10. 48,326 30,282 6,041 21,598 604 1,160 17,200 7,727 1,747 7,886 232 457 2 42,778 22,482 6,771 22,877 696 917 4 11. 32,466 18,322 5,284 16,932 551 627 3 10,312 4,160 1,487 5;945 145 290 I 37,354 14,228 9,325 30,263 600 800 2 12. 29,417 11,732 7,401 22,710 477 550 2 7,937 2,496 1,924 7,553 123 250 17,209 6,582 5,441 15,348 315 318 1 1 13. 13,759 5,613 4,378 11,841 258 246 1 1 3,450 969 1,063 3,507 57 72 23,978 5,336 12,126 32,877 573 396 2 3 14. 19,678 4,590 9,760 25,959 509 311 2 2 4,300 746 2,366 6,918 64 85 1 34 14 4 15. 33 14 3 1 DISTRICT 85,039 82,761 3,739 14,935 1,221 2,034 8 1 49,072 48,627 2,170 7,890 706 1,100 35,967 34,134 1,569 7,045 515 934 8 1 1. 52 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 5 6 1 7. NILGIRI 2. 10-14 T 48,324 24,509 23,815 24,386 22,978 R 26,760 13,596 13,164 13,514 12,481 U 21,564 10,913 10,651 10,872 10,497 3. 15-19 T 35,851 17,751 18,100 t7,lll 9,368 R 20,194 9,935 10,259 9,463 4,918 U 15,657 7,816 7,841 7,648 4,450 5. 25-29 . T 38,130 19,567 18,563 5,019 546 R 21,445 11,007 10,438 2,230 160 U 16,685 8,560 8,125 2,789 386 6. 30-34 T 29,260 15,470 13,790 1,733 241 R 16,397 8,663 7,734 510 12 U 12,863 6,807 6,056 1,223 169 7. 35-39 T 27,323 15,124 12,199 781 181 R 14,950 8,15$ 6,795 460 46 U 12,373 6,969 5,404 321 135 8. 40-44 T 20,803 12,188 8,615 357 106 R 11,594 6,701 4,893 171 20 U 9,209 5,487 3,722 186 86 9. 45-49 T 16,817 10,232 6,585 180 82 R 9,250 5,605 3,645 64 13 U 7,567 4,627 2,940 116 69 10. SO-54 T 12,580 7,450 5,130 126 60 R 6,981 4,052 2,929 41 16 U 5,599 3,398 2,201 85 44 11. 55-59 T 7,130 4,250 2,880 62 31 R 3,978 2,383 1,595 16 4 U 3,152 1,867 1,285 46 27 12. 60-64 T 6,391 3,478 2,913 SO 38 R 3,625 2,033 1,592 11 2 U 2,766 1,445 1,321 39 36 13. 65-69 T 2,630 1,410 1,220 27 26 R 1,465 828 637 12 2 U 1,165 582 583 15 24 53 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowe!i Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT· Contd. 113 806 25 4 6 5 2. 77 658 24 4 1 36 148 1 5 5 600 8,416 11 76 29 240 3. 439 5,132 10 51 23 158 161 3,284 1 25 6 82 5,934 16,994 44 214 174 394 4. 3,915 10,216 30 122 124 222 2,019 6,778 14 92 50 172 14,173 17,269 116 428 258 320 ... 5. 8,540 9,878 72 224 165 176 5,633 7,391 44 204 93 144 13,374 12,508 179 744 184 297 6. 7,934 7,097 111 399 108 166 5,440 5,411 68 345 76 131 . 13,917 10,600 271 1,187 155 231 7. 7,454 5,958 158 672 83 119 6,463 4,642 113 515 72 112 11,349 6,517 355 1,780 127 212 8. 6,253 3,808 204 960 73 105 5,096 2,709 151 820 54 101 9,493 4,331 451 2,030 107 142 9. 5,229 2,508 263 1,052 49 72 4,264 1,823 188 978 58 70 6,761 2,622 499 2,355 63 93 1 10. 3,696 1,609 280 1,261 35 43 3,065 1,013 219 1,094 28 50 3,721 1,157 422 1,%z . 45 49 11. 2,122 723 229 850 16 18 1,599 434 193 792 29 31 2,931 942 460 1,904 37 29 12. 1,753 656 256 922 13 12 1,178 286 204 982 24 17 1,095 305 267 879 21 10 13. 647 183 159 447 10 5 448 122 108 432 11 5 '4 C n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 "6 7 7. NILGIRI 14. 70+ T 4,337 2,288 2,049 34 73 R 2,531 1,419 1,112 6 2 U 1,806 869 937 28 71 15. A.N.S. T 9 9 .5 R U 9 9 5 8. MADURAI ALL T 3,211,227 1,607,229 1,603,998 889,243 705,481 AGES R 2,195,482 1,091,964 1,103,518 594,134 470,705 U 1,015,745 515,265 500,480 295,109 234,776 1. 0-9 T 860,393 431,971 428,422 431,971 428,422 R 583,474 292,287 291,187 292,287 291,187 U 276,919 139,684 137,235 139,684 137,235 2. 10-14 T 357,912 182,998 174,914 182,047 171,954 R 236,783 121,820 114,963 120,944 112,505 U 121,129 61,178 59,951 61,103 59,449 3. 15-19 T 269,126 137,309 131,817 131,559 77,534 R 180,164 92,725 87,439 87,981 51,251 U 88,962 44,584 44,378 43,578 26,283 ,4. 20-24 T 293,274 138,0~4 155,210 89,610 21,201 R 198,833 92,499 106,334 57,488 11,892 U 94,441 45,565 48,876 32,122 9,309 5. 25-29 T 287,262 138,066 149,196 35,054 2,823 R 196,985 95,124 101,861 22,620 1,697 U 90,277 42,942 47,335 12,434 1,126 -6. 30-34 T 230,190 113,780 116,410 9,316 1,102 R 155,730 75,388 80,342 6,309 666 U 74,460 38,392 36,068 3,007 436 7. 35-39 T 214,421 109,717 104,70~ 3,771 704 R 147,970 73,804 74,166 2,563 367 U 66,451 35,913 30,538 1,208 337 ~. 40-44 T 179,318 92,926 86,392 2,156 684 R 123,985 62;615 61,370 1,444 497 U 55,333 30,311 25,022 712 187 5S MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - eontd. 1,574 294 663 1,671 17 11 14. 1,013 201 397 906 3 3 561 93 266 765 14 8 4 15. 4 DISTRICT 655,436 674,439 50,665 201,961 11,883 22,117 2 449,898 469,990 37,853 144,601 10,077 18,222 2 205,538 204,449 12,812 57,360 1,806 3,895 1. 949 2,895 2 22 43 2. 874 2,401 2 18 39 75 494 4 4 5,474 51,851 79 831 197 1,601 3. 4,512 34,373 61 494 171 1,321 962 17,478 18 337 26 280 45,968 128,366 832 2,282 1,654 3,361 4. 32,903 89,957 674 1,715 1,434 1.,770 13,065 38,409 158 567 220 591 98,579 137,610 1,974 5,381 2,459 3,382 5. 68,908 93,521 1,494 3,968 2,102 2,675 29,671 44,089 480 1,413 357 707 100,247 102,631 2,403 9,677 1,814 3,000 6. 65,703 70,356 1,854 6,920 1,522 2,400 34,544 32,275 549 2,757 292 600 101,178 86,402 3,250 14,728 1,518 2,870 7. 67,521 60,616 2,475 10,810 1,245 2,373 33,657 25,786 775 3,918 273 497 84,897 60,584 4,693 22,461 1,180 2,663 8. 56,591 42,661 3,590 15,990 990 2,222 28,306 17,923 1,103 6,471 190 441 56 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 5 6 7 8. MADURAl 1,322 317 45-49 T 153,066 78,978 74,088 9. 198 R 109,448 55,393 54,055 909 119 U 43,618 23,585 20,033 413 66,174 65,010 1,046 288 10. 50-54 T 131,184 R 93,076 46,290 46,786 644 170 118 U 38,108 19,884 18,224 402 39,676 546 128· 11. 55-59 T 82,083 42,407 R 59,267 30,439 28,828 374 60 U 22,816 11,968 10,848 172 68 36,975 37,537 381 131 12. 60-64 T 74,512 R 52,871 26,049 26,822 243 85 U 21,641 10,926 10,715 138 46 153 44 13. 65-69 T 33,494 16,444 17,050 R 24,575 11,998 12,577 95 21 U 8,919 4,446 4,473 58 23 23,436 225 58 14. 70+ T 44,713 21,277 R 32,071 15,404 16,667 152 32 U 12,642 5,873 6,769 73 26 136 86 91 15. A.N.S. T 279 143 R 250 129 121 81 77 14 U 29 14 15 5 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI ALL T 3,190,078 1,588,429 1,601,649 864,196 663,467 AGES R 2,512,007 1,244,491 1,267,516 667,785 513;317 U 678,071 343,938 334,133 196,411 150,150 396,284 396,794 1. 0- 9 T 793,078 396,284 396,794 R 620,496 309,742 310,754 309,742 310,754 U 172,582 86,542 86,040 86,542 86,040 175,036 165,910 2. 10-14 T 345,490 176,015 169,475 R 267,441 135,840 131,601 134,979 128,440 U 78,049 40,175 37,874 40,057 37,470 131,392 75,702 3. 15-19 T 272,326 137,014 135,312 R 211,664 106,711 104,953 101,590 57,679 U 60,662 30,303 30,359 29,802 18,023 57 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed, Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 70,938 45,416 5,781 26,621 937 1,734 9. 49,254 33,033 4,423 19,391 807 1,433 21,684 12,383 1,358 7,230 130 301 57,164 29,056 7,177 34,251 787 1,415 10. 39,615 21,183 5,370 24,246 661 1,187 17,549 7,873 1,807 10,005 126 228 35,377 15,169 5,996 23,565 488 814 11. 25,139 11,071 4,510 16,986 416 711 10,238 4,098 1,486 6,579 72 103 28,800 8,710 7,374 28,071 418 625 2 12. 20,056 6,266 5,394 19,930 354 541 2 8,744 2,444 1,980 8,141 64 84 12,098 3,172 4,004 13,526 189 308 13. 8,805 2,476 2,938 9,805 160 275 3,293 696 1,066 3,721 29 33 13,718 2,547 7,094 20,531 240 300 14. 9,976 2,047 5,063 14,314 213 274 3,742 500 2,031 6,217 27 26 49 30 6 14 2 1 15. 41 29 5 14 2 1 8 1 1 DISTRICT 658,613 684,868 58,009 240,069 7,506 13,169 105 76 521,756 545,895 48,139 196,813 6,706 11,415 105 76 136,857 138,973 9,870 43,256 800 1,754 1. 968 3,496 8 24 3 45 2. 850 3,100 8 19 3 42 118 396 5 3 5A60 58,475 78 458 55 657 29 20 3. 4,972 46,274 71 393 49 587 29 20 488 12,201 7 65 6 70 H-C 8 58 c n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI 4. 20--24 T 286,714 136,354 150,360 96,442 17,333 R 221,699 105,071 116,628 71,842 10,853 U 65,015 31,283 33,732 24,600 6,480 5. 25-29 T 279,319 132,302 147,017 38,545 4,125 R 217,980 103,389 114,591 28,974 3,157 U 61,339 28,913 32,426 9,571 968 6. 30--34 T 227,505 111,303 116,202 11,506 1,024 R 176,431 84,952 91,479 8,817 .679 U 51,074 26,351 24,723 2,689 345 7. 35-39 T 222,673 113,241 109,432 5,702 752 R 176,992 88,387 88,605 4,469 516 U 45,681 24,854 20,827 1,233 236 8. 40--44 T 185,718 95,586 90,132 3,368 548 R 147,399 74,625 72,774 2,633 355 U 38,319 20,961 17,358 735 193 9. 45-49 T 164,602 85,096 79,506 2,097 377 R 133,719 68,420 65,299 1,688 230 U 30,883 16,676 14,207 409 147 lO. 50--54 T 137,808 69,256 68,552 1,377 264 R 111,075 55,178 55,897 1,084 169 U 26,733 14,078 12,655 293 95 11. 55-59 T 97,551 50,586 46,965 851 146 R 80,713 41,716 38,997 666 97 U 16,838 8,870 7,968 185 49 12. 60-64 T 83,478 40,863 42,615 806 181 R 68,212 33,284 34,928 629 123 U 15,266 7,579 7,687 177 58 13. 65-69 T 41,663 20,159 21,504 375 80 R 34,927 16,870 18,057 320 56 U 6,736 3,289 3,447 55 24 14. 70+ T 51,732 24,166 27,566 331 J09 R 42,838 20,102 22,736 268 87 U 8,894 4,064 4,830 63 22 15. A.N.S. T 421 204 217 84 122 R 421 204 217 84 122 U 59 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status ------__ Married Widowed Divorced or Separated lInspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 38,784 129,137 592 2,211 522 1,;,69 14 10 4. 32,202 102,498 535 1)20 478 1,447 14 10 6,582 26,639 57 391 44 222 91,049 134,776 1,595 5,969 1,100 .2,138 13 9 5. 72,039 104,675 1,367 4,902 996 1,848 13 9 19,010 30,101 228 1,067 104 290 96,356 101,575 2,371 11,473 1,062 2,123 8 7 6. 73,263 79,585 1,944 9,379 920 1,829 8 7 23,093 21,990 427 2,094 142 294 102,345 88,590 3,993 18,102 1,186 1,985 15 3 7. 79,484 71,324 3,364 15,025 1,055 1,737 15 3 22,861 17,266 629 3,077 131 248 85,641 62,063 5,616 25,895 955 1,621 6 5 8. {)6,477 50,104 4,652 20,929 857 1,381 6 5 19,164 11,959 964 4,966 98 240 75,559 46,694 6,573 31,218 863 1,212 4 5 9. -60,478 38,311 5,475 25,713 775 1,040 4 5 15,081 8,383 1,098 5,505 88 172 58,921 28,914 8,233 38,548 718 823 7 3 10. 46,661 23,757 6,784 31,250 642 718 7 3 12,260 5,157 1,449 7,298 76 105 41,914 15,831 7,401 30,591 418 395 2 2 11. 34,500 13,324 6,170 25,234 378 340 2 2 7,414 2,507 1,231 5,357 40 55 31,385 8,995 8,342 33,136 327 294 3 9 12. 25,534 7,453 6,816 27,089 302 254 3 9 5,851 1,542 1,526 6,047 25 40 14,629 3,592 5,001 17,711 153 120 1 1 13. 12,247 3,070 4,168 14,815 134 115 1 1 2,382 522 833 2,896 19 5 15,511 2,667 8,177 24,704 144 84 3 2 14. 12,958 2,357 6,756 20,216 117 74 3 2 2,553 310 1,421 4,488 27 10 91 63 29 29 3 15. 91 63 29 29 3 60 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 10. THANJAVUR 678,321 T 3,245,927 1,610,241 1,635,686 884,917 ALL 534,268 R 2,584,407 1,280,196 1,304,211 696,416 AGES 144,053 U 661,520 330,045 331,475 188,501 419,401 T 837,079 417,678 419,401 417,678 1. 0-9 335,651 R 669,497 333,846 335,651 333,846 83,750 • U 167,582 83,832 83,750 83,832 169,448 10-14 T 350,215 179,150 171,065 178,389 2. 131,401 R 271,930 139,249 132,681 138,528 38,047 U 78,285 39,901 38,384 39,861 ~ 72,711 15-19 T 271,082 135,373 135,709 131,747 3. ·56,010 R 213,931 107,082 106,849 104,662 16,701 U 57,151 28,291 28,860 27,085 10,998 20-24 T 278,748 130,985 147,763 95,163 4. 7,153 R 220,040 102,727 117,313 72,843 3,845 U 58,708 28,258 30,450 22,320 2,920 25-29 T 279,942 128,206 151,736 38,003 5. 2,186 R 225,027 102,724 122,303 28,777 734 U 54,915 25,482 29,433 9,226 1,003- 6. 30-34 T 237,748 115,005 122,743 11,661 R 189,386 91,351 98,035 8,956 691 U 48,362 23,654 24,708 2,705 312 665 7. 35-39 T 223,880 112,895 110,985 4,528 R 180,866 90,914 89,952 3,302 457 U 43,014 21,981 21,033 1,226 208 428 8. 40--44 T 187,747 97,024 90,723 2,685 R 149,224 76,700 72,524 1,916 265 U 38,523 20,324 18,199 769 163 252 9. 45-49 T 163,032 83,856 79,176 1,738 R 132,336 67,843 64,493 1,247 159 U 30,696 16,013 14,683 491 93 194 10. 50-54 T 141,328 71,535 69,793 1,230 R 112,437 56,856 55,581 827 113 U 28,891 14,679 14,212 403 81 108 11. 55-59 T 95,364 49,954 45,410 749 R 77,446 40,442 37,004 520 58 U 17,918 9,512 8,406 229 50 61 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT 664,704 710,098 55,393 237,866 5,195 9,377 32 24 .534,683 572,074 44,593 190,280 4,472 7,570 32 24 130,021 138,024 10,800 47,586 723 1,807 1. 756 1,603 5 9 5 2. 716 1,268 5 7 5 40 335 2 3,571 62,100 25 435 25 461 5 2 3. 2,373 50,083 17 363 25 391 5 2 1,198 12,017 8 72 70 35,135 133,843 382 1,810 301 1,108 4 4 4. 29,276 107,780 336 1,448 268 928 4 4 5,859 26,063 46 362 33 180 87,988 142,301 1,422 5,048 791 1,467 2 . 5. 72,014 114,796 1,222 4,082 709 1,239 2 15,974 27,505 200 966 82 228 100,254 109,995 2,281 10,362 806 1,380 3 3 6. 79,819 87,886 1,859 8,296 714 1,159 3 3 20.435 22,109 422 2,066 92 221 104,250 92,819 3,273 16,162 839 1,337 5 2 7. 84,169 75,313 2,709 13,075 729 1,105 5 2 20,081 17,506 564 3,087 110 232 88,902 63,856 4,742 25,037 692 1,400 3 2 8. 70,402 51,244 3,795 20,109 584 904 3 2 18,500 12,612 947 4,928 108 496 75,69l 47,590 5,867 30,506 555 826 5 2 9. 61,384 38,834 4,745 24,819 462 679 5 2 14,307 8,756 1,122 5,687 93 147 61,986 29,212 7,890 39,663 428 718 1 6 10. 49,361 23,354 6,306 31,512 361 596 1 6 12,625 5,858 1,584 8,151 67 122 41,827 14,756 7,068 30,188 309 357 1 1 11. 33,929 12,071 5,736 24,573 256 301 1 1 7,898 2,685 1,332 5,615 53 56 62 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 10. THANJAVUR 12. 6~64 T 85,810 42,843 42,967 599 97 R 67,651 33,746 33,905 415 47 U 18,159 9,097 9,062 184 50 13. 65-69 T 42,182 21,564 20,618 304 33 R 34,013 17,463 16,550 232 23 U 8,169 4,101 4,068 72 10 14. 70+ T 51,632 24,080 27,552 413 48 R 40,485 19,160 21,325 315 34 U 11,147 4,920 6,227 98 14 15. A.N.S. T 138 93 45 30 15 R 138 93 45 30 15 U ... 11. RAMANATHAPURAM ALL T 2,421,788 1,175,769 1,246,019 650,814 538,401 AGES R 1,822,307 882,147 940,160 482,845 402,325 U 599,481 293,622 305,859 167,969 136,076 1. ~9 T 639,671 320,854 318,817 320,854 318,817 R 482,145 241,140 241,005 241)40 241,005 U 157,526 79,714 77,812 79,714 77,812 2. 1~14 T 269,032 137,119 131,,)13 136,724 130,977 R 196,393 100,019 96,374 99,736 95,768 U 72,639 37,100 35,539 36,988 35,209 3. 15-19 T 206,881 101,034 105,847 98,086 71,013 R 153,283 75,186 78,097 72,745 53,030 U 53,598 25,848 27,750 25,341 17,983 4. 2~24 T 210,961 94,184 116,777 62,104 13,392 R 158,209 70,193 88,016 44,830 9,504 U 52,752 23,991 28,761 17,274 3,888 5. 25-29 T 204,401 94,072 110,329 20,397 2,052 R 154,529 70,980 83,549 14,808 1,459 U 49,872 23,092 26,780 5,589 593 6. 30-34 T 169,752 79,651 90,101 5,467 691 R 127,434 59,490 67,944 4,103 502 U 42,318 20,161 22,157 1,364 189 63 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males :Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 33,464 7,780 8,558 34,897 221 193 12. 26,346 6,052 6,804 27,653 180 153 7,118 1,728 1,754 7,244 41 40 15,734 2,736 5,414 17,786 111 63 1 13. 12,713 2,219 4,425 14,254 92 54 1 3,021 517 989 3,532 19 9 15,089 1,491 8,463 25,949 115 62 2 14. 12,124 1,158 6,631 20,075 90 56 2 2,965 333 1,832 5,874 25 6 57 16 3 14 2 1 15. 57 16 3 14 2 1 DISTRICT 478,860 528,419 39,675 167,476 5,994 11,390 426 333 361,900 401,115 31,818 127,142 5,158 9,247 426 331 116,960 127,304 7,857 40,334 836 2,143 2 1. 358 904 1 4 7 36 21 2. 246 580 1 1 4 36 21 112 324 3 3 2,824 33,955 31 277 63 573 30 29 3. 2,327 24,369 26 213 58 456 30 29 497 9,586 5 64 5 117 30,938 100,448 432 1,303 677 1,608 33 26 4. 24,359 76,200 371 980 600 1,306 33 26 6,579 24,248 61 323 77 302 71,396 103,001 1,077 3,486 1,121 1,711 81 79 5. 54,224 78,021 888 2,612 979 1,378 81 79 17,172 24,980 189 874 142 333 71,765 80,570 1,477 7,050 886 1,732 56 58 6. 53,400 60,766 1,181 5,220 750 1,398 56 58 18,365 19,804 296 1,830 136 334 :64 C II AGE ANI> Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males FemaleS' Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 7. 35-39 T 161,420 79,018 82,402 2,678 435 R 123,136 59,970 63,166 2,101 313 U 38,284 19,048 19,236 577 122 8. 40-44 T 136,153 66,166 69,987 1,622 342 R 102,032 49,024 53,008 1,234 252 U 34,121 17,142 16,979 388 90 9. 45-49 T 120,125 58,767 61,358 1,041 210 R 92,6l7 44,918 47,699 797 143 U 27,508 13,849 13,659 244 67 10. 50-54 T 102,877 49,252 53,625 744 163 R 77,617 36,790 40,827 523 122 U 25,260 12,462 12,798 221 41 11. 55-59 T 68,705 33,964 34,741 430 69 R 53,872 26,651 27,221 337 48 U 14,833 7,313 7,520 93 21 12. 60-64 T 62,641 29,534 33,107 290 90 R 47,527 22,555 24,972 207 71 U 15,114 6,979 8,135 83 19 13. 65-69 T 30,870 14,759 16,111 145 61 R 24,546 11,766 12,780 108 42 U 6,324 2,993 3,331 37 19 14. 70+ T 38,056 17,266 20,790 163 43 R 28,754 13,351 15,403 117 34 U 9,302 3,915 5,387 46 9 15. A.N.S. T 243 129 11:t 69 46 R 213 114 99 59 32 U 30 15 15 10 14 12. TIRUNELVELI ALL T 2,730,279 1,330,220 1,400,059 739,190 624,370 AGES R 1,882,397 914,694 967,703 505,810 432,176 U 847,832 415,526 432,356 233,380 192,194 1. 0-9 T 697,860 351,532 346,328 351,532 346,328 R 484,037 243,925 240,112 243,925 240,112 U 213,823 107,607 106,216 107,607 106,216 65 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed- Divorced or Separated - Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT. Contd. 73,336 69,337 2,192 11,023 743 1,577 69 30 7. 55,355 53,043 1,800 8,504 645 1,278 69 28 17,981 16,294 392 2,519 98 299 2 60,598 50,533 3,251 17,783 658 1,307 37 22 8. 44,610 38,349 2,590 13,352 553 1,033 37 22 15,988 12,184 661 4,431 105 274 52,868 38,652 4,277 21,416 560 1,061 21 19 9. 40,174 30,012 3,451 16,658 475 867 21 19 12,694 8,640 826 4,758 85 194 42,374 25,185 5,664 27,552 456 719 14 6 10. 31,428 19,568 4,437 20,566 388 575 14 6 10,946 5,627 1,227 6,986 68 144 28,195 13,321 5,026 20,895 307 430 6 26 11. 21,905 10,515 4,130 16,271 273 361 6 26 6,290 2,806 896 4,624 34 69 22,709 7,558 6,285 25,141 243 307 7 11 12. 17,156 5,803 4,986 18,834 199 253 7 11 5,553 1,755 1,299 6,307 44 54 10,724 3,039 3,739 12,831 124 179 27 1 13. 8,454 2,391 3,072 10,177 105 169 27 1 2,270 648 667 2,654 19 10 10,725 1,869 6,217 18,698 154 178 7 2 14. 8,217 1,461 4,879 13,738 131 168 7 2 2,508 408 1,338 4,960 23 10 50 47 6 17 2 1 2 3 15. 45 47 6 16 2 1 2 3 5 1 DISTRICT 540,774 583,452 44,564 181,121 5,434 10,939 lS8 177 371,239 401,793 33,097 125,525 4,353 8,079 195 130 169,535 181,659 11,467 55,596 1,081 2,860 63 47 .... 1• lI-C 9 66 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 12. TlRUNELVELI 2. 10-14 T 315,668 157,899 157,769 157,279 156,783 R 215,220 107,603 107,617 107,281 107,085 U 100,448 50,296 50,152 49,998 49,698 3. 15-19 T 245,360 116,9,87 128,373 114,796 93,925 R 167,794 79,804 87,990 78,230 65,806 U 77,566 37,183 40,383 36,566 28,119 4. 20-24 T 221,052 101,005 120,047 74,661 21,179 R 150,423 68,597 81,826 49,176 15,228 U 70,629 32,408 38,221 25,485 5,951 5. 25-29 T 222,217 100,610 121,607 26,691 3,108 R 150,944 68,496 82,448 17,743 2,037 U 71,273 32,114 39,159 8,948 1,071 6. 30-34 T 183,539 85,684 97,855 6,630 998 R 123,884 57,423 66,461 4,322 652 U 59,655 28,261 31,394 2,308 346 7. 35-39 T 180,063 88,081 91,982 2,629 595 R 122,694 59,262 63,432 1,795 362 U 57,369 28,819 28,550 834 233 8. 40-44 T 150,338 75,199 75,139 1,551 462 R 102,693 50,229 52,464 '1,035 266 U 47,645 24,970 22,675 516 196 9. 45-49 T 135,043 68,038 67,005 1,073 368 R 94,383 46,942 47,441 754 231 U 40,660 21,096 19,564 319 137 10. 50-54 T 118,326 58,001 60,325 851 218 R 82,499 40,033 42,466 586 133 U 35,827 17,968 17,859 265 85 , 11. 55-59 T 84,037 42,315 41,722 541 129 R 60,112 30,229 29,883 373 73 U 23,925 12,086 11,839 168 56 12. 60-64 T 77,609 37,722 39,887 406 95 R 55,027 27,160 27,867 297 64 U 22,582 10,562 12,020 109 31 ,13. 65-69 T 40,920 19,941 20,979 217 51 R 30,315 14,872 15,443 .121 41 U 10,605 5,069 5,536 96 10 67 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status ----_._--- --_ Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS DISTRICT - Contd. 534 928 3 15 5 83 38 2. 261 497 1 4 5 60 26 273 431 2 11 23 12 2,081 33,698 15 226 46 493 49 31 3. 1,495 21,616 14 159 35 382 30 27 586 12,082 1 67 11 111 19 4 25,558 96,340 299 1,131 471 1,378 16 19 4. 18,769 64,741 241 790 399 1,050 12 17 6,789 31,599 58 341 72 328 4 2 71,942 113,238 987 3,433 976 1,809 14 19 5. 49,203 76,692 754 2,406 783 1,306 13 7 22,739 36,546 233 1,027 193 503 1 12 76,792 88,277 1,450 6,854 801 1,714 11 12 6. 51,382 59,828 1,075 4,726 634 1,247 10 8 25,410 28,449 375 2,128 167 467 1 4 82,612 78,899 2,075 10,918 747 1,561 18 9 7. 55,357 54,196 1,506 7,711 589 1,156 15 7 27,255 24,703 569 3.207 158 405 3 2 {i9,888 56,629 3,165 16,653 582 1,383 13 12 8. 46,47~ 39,763 2,257 11,403 449 1,022 12 10 23,412 16,866 908 5,250 133 361 1 2 {i2,248 45,518 4,196 20,175 507 933 14 11 9. 42,608 32,616 3,170 13,893 403 693 7 8 19,640 12,902 1,026 6,282 104 240 7 3 50,909 31,702 5,798 27,647 430 749 13 9 10. 34,871 23,198 4,202 18,566 363 562 11 7 16,038 8,504 1,596 9,081 67 187 2 2 35,802 19,065 5,682 22,122 281 403 9 3 11. 25,430 14,158 4,197 15,344 220 306 9 2 10,372 4,907 1,485 6,778 61 97 1 30,014 10,975 7,004 28,522 286 288 12 7 12. 21,416 8,150 5,210 19,444 227 203 10 6 8,598 2,825 1,794 9,078 59 85 2 1 15,033 4,950 4,565 15,873 125 101 1 4 13. 11,163 3,815 3,486 11,516 101 69 1 2 3,870 1,135 1,079 4,357 24 32 2 68 C II AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12. TIRUNEL VELI 14. 70+ T 57,966 27,057 30,909 299 66 R. 42,152 20,003 22,149 160 41 U 15,814 7,054 8,760 139 25 15. A.N.S. T 281 149 132 34 65 R 220 116 104 12 45 U 61 33 28 22 20- 13. KANYAKUMARI ALL T 996,915 503,735 493,180 315,537 259,068 AGES R 846,836 428,220 418,616 268,907 221,561 U 150,079 75,515 74,564 46,630 37,507 1. 0-9 T 279,020 141,897 137,123 141,897 137,123 R 239,207 121,812 117,395 121,812 117,395 U 39,813 20,085 . 19,728 20,085 19,728 2. 10-14 T 131,627 66,297 65,330 66,223 65,194 R 112,472 56,605 55,867 56,547 55,791 U 19,155 9,692 9,463 9,676 9,403 3. 15-19 T 95,526 46,185 49,341 45,985 42,478 R 81,205 39,208 41,997 39,040 36,468 U 14,321 6,977 7,344 6,945 6,010 4. 20-24 T 81,101 41,173 39,928 36,678 11,305 R 68,328 34,794 33,534 30,905 9,562 U 12,773 6,379 6,394 5,773 1,743 5. 25-29 T 74,215 36,516 37,699 16,944 1,557 R 62,369 30,714 31,655 14,246 1,240 U 11,846 5,802" 6,044 2,698 317 6. 30-34 T 61,534 30,549 30,985 4,285 471 R 51,728 25,673 26,055 3,555 377 U 9,806 4,876 4,930 730 94 7. 35-39 T 61,911 31,405 30,506 1,416 302 R 52,492 26,341 26,151 1,126 235 U 9,419 5,064 4,355 290 67 i. 40-44 T 47,161 24,809 22,352 723 215 R 39,847 20,992 18,855 563 16(} V 7,314 3,817 3,497 160 55 69 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 17,269 3,182 9,305 27,536 180 122 4 3 14. 12,726 2,477 6,965 19,550 148 78 4 3 4,543 705 2,340 7,986 32 44 92 51 20 16 2 1 15. 82 46 19 13 2 1 10 5 1 3 DISTRICT 175,671 180,092 11,185 50,212 1,275 3,763 67 45 148,711 152,090 9,437 41,709 1,099 3,215 66 41 26,960 28,002 1,748 8,503 176 548 1 4 1. 68 102 16 16 6 2 2. 53 73 1 1 5 1 15 29 15 15 1 1 190 6,736 38 2 84 7 5 3. 159 5,427 32 2 67 7 3 31 1,309 1 6 17 2 4,400 27,897 35 263 53 459 7 4 4. 3,804 23,331 29 223 49 414 7 4 596 4,566 6 40 4 45 19,264 34,662 131 798 167 672 10 10 5. 16,193 29,129 111 677 154 599 10 10 3,071 5,533 20 121 13 73 25,792 28,223 254 1,664 208 620 10 7 6. 21,697 23,792 228 1,362 183 518 10 6 4,095 4,431 26 302 25 102 1 29,307 26,633 476 2,969 203 593 3 9 7. 24,645 22,880 393 2,516 174 511 3 9 4,662 3,753 83 453 29 82 23,255 17,578 681 4,091 145 468 5 8. 19,728 14,902 574 3,396 122 397 5 3,527 2,676 107 695 23 71 10 c n AGE AND Total Population Age group Total Never Married Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 13. KANYAKUMARI 9. 45-49 T 45,367 23,902 21,465 522 148 R 38,590 20,347 18,243 422 116 U 6,777 3,555 3,222 100 32 10. 50-54 T 36,153 18,354 17,799 303 92 R 30,412 15,525 14,887 230 72 U 5,741 2,829 2,912 73 20 11. 55-59 T 27,978 14,477 13,501 198 37 R 23,598 12,303 11,295 170 27 U 4,380 2,174 2,206 28 10 12. 60-64 T 23,576 12,102 11,474 187 55 R 19,770 10,202 9,568 153 43 U 3,806 1,900 1,906 34 12 13. 65-69 T 13,726 7,183 6,543 73 38 R 11,631 6,134 5,497 57 28 U 2,095 1,049 1,046 16 10 14. 70+ T 17,969" 8,860 9,109 86 38 R 15,141 7,546 7,595 66 34 U 2,828 1,314 1,514 20 4 15. A.N.S. T 51 26 25 17 IS R 46 24 22 15 13 U 5 2 3 2 2 MARITAL STATUS Marital Status Married Widowed Divorced or Separated Unspecified Status Males PemaJes Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT - Contd. 9. 22,171 15,327 1,049 5,634 156 353 4 3 18,897 13,135 891 4,694 133 295 4 3 3,274 2,192 158 940 23 58 16,557 10,233 1,371 7,252 114 220 9 2 10. 14,043 8,595 1,150 6,038 93 180 9 2 2,514 1,638 221 1,214 21 40 12,793 6,620 1,410 6,711 75 133 1 11. 10,879 5,613 1,194 5,544 59 111 1 1,914 1,007 216 1,167 16 22 10,115 3,514 1,733 7,826 66 78 1 1 12. 8,556 2,959 1,436 6,501 56 64 1 1 1,559 555 297 1,325 10 14 5,733 1,634 1,342 4,831 34 38 1 2 13. 4,904 1,446 1,142 3,989 30 32 1 2 829 188 200 842 4 6 6,019 925 2,702 8,117 52 29 1 14. 5,146 801 2,289 6,734 44 26 1 873 124 413 1,383 8 3 7 8 2 2 15. 7 7 2 2 1 C - III PARTS A, B & C Age, Sex and Education. n-c 10 TABLE C-ID Fly Leaf This deals with the educational standards of the population diplomas equal to degree have been further divided into 7 sub classified by sex and age groups. This has three parts - Part - A divisions, viz: engineering, medicine, agriculture, veterinary and giving the educational standards and age groups of the total dairying, technology, teaching and others. The Table thus population, Part - B dealing with educational standards of gives useful information about the educational levels of the urban population and Part - C of the rural popUlation. 10 age urban population which will help us in assessing the progress groups have been adopted for all the three Tables 5 year age of higher and technical education. As the percentage of such groups upto 34, 35-44, 45-59 and 60+.' In Part - B, persons will be small in the rural sector, such a detailed dealing with the urban population, educational standards classification has not been attempted. adopted for classification are different from C III - Part A dealing with the total population and C III-Part C dealing with These Tables represent a definite improvement over the the rural population. In C III-Part A and C people have been corresponding Tables of earlier Censuses. Firstly the literates classified as literates and illiterates which in turn have been in the various age groups have been cross tabulated according sub-divided into: to various educational standards for the first time in Census Literates without educational standards, history. Actually particulars of educational standards were Primary or Junior basic & collected from 1941 onwards. Again this Table is based Matriculation and above. on a full count while in 1951 it was prepared on the basis of 10% sample. In 1931 and earlier Censuses, But in Table C III - Part B, a more detailed classification of people were classified only as literates and illiterates educational standards have been adopted. The literates and further classification of literates was not attempted. have been classified by the following 7 educational standards:- Literacy in English was an item of information collected upto 1. Literates without educational standards 1931, but discontinued there-after. In the first three Censuses, 2. Primary or Junior basic people were actually classified into three categories literates, 3. Matriculation or higher secondary illiterates and people under instruction. This classification was 4. Technical diploma not equal to degree replaced by a two - fold classification of literates and illiterates 5. Non-technical diploma not equal to degree from 1901 onwards. In 1941 data were collected about the 6. University degree or post-graduate degree other partial literates, i. e., people who can only read. This practice than the technical degree was modified in the subsequent Censuses and only people who 7. Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or knew both to read and write were considered as ·literates. The post-graduate degree partial literates of 1941 were treated as illiterates in 1951 The last category dealing with the techniCal d~grees and and 1961. C III PART A AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Perwns Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 MADRAS ALL AGES 33,686,953 16,910,978 16,775,975 9,378,655 13,727,682 ()-- 4 4,609,769 2,310,340 2,299,429 2,310,340 2,299,429 5- 9 4,307,284 2,160)80 2,147,104 1,305,703 1,554,435 1()--14 3,750,118 1,912,579 1,837,539 699,557 1,144,613 15-19 2,853,157 1,438,569 1,414,588-' 624,853 982,380 20-24 2,971,389 1,418,985 1,552,404 586,214 1,182,014 25-29 2,913,665 1,390,146 1,523,519 626,761 1,229,090 3()--'34 2,381,706 1,176,152 1,205,554 534,996 1,001,710 35-44 4,090,301 2,118,010 1,972,291' 1,031,450 1,722,466 45-59 3,920,681 2,037,451 1,883,230 1,093,163 1,724,969 60+ 1,886,446 947,257 939,189 564,806 885,595 A.N.S. 2,437 1,309 1,128 812 981 1. MADRAS ALL AGES 1,729,:1-;1 909,701 819,440 276,498 424,317 0- 4 228,927 115,854 113,073 115,854 113,073 5- 9 213,553 108,419 105,134 32,928 38,456 1()--14 183,919 94,676 89,243 9,870 18,355 15-19 149,676 73,859 75,817, 10,114 23,824 20-24 185,546 96,714 88,832 13,407 35,609 25-29 176,541 91,333 85,208 16,082 40,607 30-34 137,920 75,725 62,195 14,594 31,340 35-44 210,543 121,662 88,881- 27,987 50,618 45-59 171,211 95,841 75,370 25,189 47,613 60+ 71,132 35,517 35,615 10,406 24,769 A.N.S. 173 101 72 67 53 2. CHlNGLEPUT ALL AGES 2,196,412 1,120,591 1075,821 670,()(}4 913,820 0- 4 310,961 154,342 156,619 154,342 156,619 5- 9 281,132 140,228 140,904 92,198 110,512 10-14 232,291 120,525 1I1,766 51,824 76,254 15-19 175,353 90,782 84,571" 44,542 63,531 20-24 198,057 95,723 102,334 43,944 81,948 25-29 194,763 94,704 100,059 47,741 83,239 3()--34 158,180 79,436 78,744 39,893 67,219 35-44 267,388 143,507 123,881 76,246 110,080 45-59 249,283 133,551 115,732 77,062 106,643 60+ 128,902 67,739 61,163 42,182 57,734 A.N.S. 102 54 48 30 41 77 AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Literate Educational levels (without Educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 STATE 5,164,507 2,066,058 1,723,359 845,888 644,457 136,347 829,868 575,397 24,609 17,272 672,583 389,618 538,327 301,426 2;112 1,882 392,335 218,038 316,369 169,145 105,012 45,025 464,941 213,879 205,965 114,102 161,865 42,409 490,880 188,775 159,244 85,250 113,261 20,404 441,972 135,730 126,392 57,378 72,792 10,736 806,863 178,307 189,318 61,910 90,379 9,608 745,283 121,837 126,241 31,544 72,764 4,880 319,416 44,362 36,822 7,833 26,213 1,399 366 115 72 28 59 4 DISTRlCT 236,885 185,960 237,634 166,088 158,684 43,075 71,294 64,117 4,197 2,561 30,625 28,640 53,781 41,968 400 280 11,706 11,942 33,914 28,904 18,125 11,147 17,335 14,779 31,267 24,992 34,705 13,452 19,370 15,396 27,733 21,619 28,148 7,586 17,760 11,349 23,112 15,253 20,259 4,253 31,992 16,924 34,605 17,487 27,078 3,852 26,614 15,437 22,490 10,346 21,548 1,974 10,174 7,368 6,528 2,949 .8,409 529 15 8 7 9 12 2 DISTRICT 315,846 113,794 95,015 41,660 39,726 6,547 46,866 29,677 1,164 715 40,646 21,995 27,947 13,465 108 52 23,504 11,154 16,595 8,094 6,141 1,792 29,245 12,202 12,451 6,183 10,083 2,001 30,691 10,820 9,279 4,778 6,993 1,222 27,732 7,733 7,298 3,171 4,513 621 50,178 10,085 11,225 3,204 5,858 512 45,361 7,252 6,859 1,590 4,269 247 21,609 2,870 2,191 460 1,757 99 14 6 6 4 1 em PART A AGE, SEX Age G10Up Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 3. NORTH ARCOT ALL AGES 3,146,326 1,581,826 1,564,500 994,693 1,373,804 0- 4 460,914 230,662 230,252 230,662 230,252 5- 9 425,781 211,425 214,356 158,517 182,178 10-14 343,170 176,133 167,037 78,408 119,349 15-19 254,191 130,416 123,775 . 65,026 95,994 20-24 263,620 124,870 138,750 60,244 114,953 25-29 261,756 124,235 137,521 64,694 118,731 30-34 213,737 104,158 109,579 54,278 96,462 35-44 367,982 ]89,430 178,552 . 103,227 163,111 45-59 361,695 ]90,373 171,322 113,844 162,469 60+ 193,301 100,032 93,269 65,734 90,234 A.N.S. 179 92 87 59 73 4. SOUTH ARCOT ALL AGES 3,047,973 1,535,928 1,512,045 913,042 1,320,752 0-4 436,331 216,316 220,015 216,316 220,015 5- 9 38&":319 193,960 194,359 109,834 141,985 10-14 322,690 165,888 156,802 67,164 111,440 15-19 235,914 121,030 114,884 • 62,423 92,711 20-24 260,525 122,550 137,975 59,669 117,636 25-29 266,509 125,749 140,760 66,178 124,857 30-34 218,862 106,870 111,99:: 56,423 101,013 35-44 376,987 195,460 181,527· 106,760 168,105 45-59 370,986 197,195 173,791 114,225 16~,851 60+ 170,535 90,748 79,787 53,945 77,000 A.N.S. 315 162 153 105 139 5. SALEM ALL AGES 3,804,10& 1,923,885 1,880,223 1,355,272 1,692,317 0-4 534,900 268,731 266,169 268,731 266,169 5- 9 516,380 259,748 256,632 184,668 213,348 10-14 434,297 221,721 212,576 118,727 164,363 15-19 322,566 168,004 154,562, 104,200 128,585 20-24 332,176 158,429 173,747 95,496 152,120 25-29 320,076 153,477 166,599 97,021 150,049 30-34 262,846 131,194 131,652 84,508 120,860 35-44 437,991 227,676 210,31~\ 152,419 198,271 45-59 420,809 219,889 200,920 159,030 193,569 60+ 221,928 114,937 106,991 90,437 104,926 A.N.S. 139 79 60 35 57 79 AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Literate Educational levels (without Educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRIct 414,360 133,366 137,351 51,286 35,422 6,044 50,966 30,953 1,942 1,225 53,709 27,591 43,884 20,031 132 66 32,548 15,419 26,856 10,304 5,986 2,058 38,003 15,084 17,432 6,745 9,191 1,968 40,484 13,319 12,346 4,631 6,711 840 36,753 9,567 9,342 3,111 3,785 439 67,563 11,688 13,844 3,333 4,796 420 63,766 7,125 9,081 1,529 3,682 199 30,544 2,610 2,618 374 1,136 53 24 10 6 3 3 1 DISTRICT 492,785 154,182 97,460 33,231 32,641 3,880 82,993 51,783 1,133 591 67,986 32,788 30,638 12,526 100 48 35,233 14,204 18,408 6,733 4,966 1,236 41,038 14,366 11,858 4,659 9,985 1,314 44,416 12,095 9,013 3,213 6,142 595 40,221 8,755 6,881 1,940 3,345 284 74,601 10,918 10,195 2,258 3,904 246 72,710 6,755 7,106 1,060 3,154 125 33,548 2,504 2,214 251 1,041 32 39 14 14 4 DISTRICT 396,644 129,002 136,298. 53,427 35,671 5.477 72,415 41,426 2,665 1,858 55,072 26,079 47,753 22,077 169 57 31,127 13,212 26,264 10,659 6,413 2,106 37,021 13,062 15,744 6,888 10,168 1,677 37,622 11,102 12,022 4,645 6,812 803 33,822 7,398 9,058 3,042 3,806 352 58,449 8,866 12,570 2,868 4,238 310 49,859 6,040 7,875 1,164 3,125 147 21,218 1,814 2,347 226 935 25 39 3 5 , 110 C III PART A AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 6. COIMBATORE ALL AGES 3,557,471 1,809,591 1,747,880 1,026,478 1,456,764 0-4 450,171 226,608 223,563 226,608 223,563 5- 9 441,791 223,513 218,278 136,489 160,137 10-14 415,483 209,649 205,834 82,752 137,110 15-19 319,305 162,825 156,480 ' 73,489 114,913 20-24 320,684 159,325 161,359 66,602 125,164 25-29 308,534 151,309 157,225 68,163 128,994 30-34 250,633 127,327 123,306 59,039 104,395 35-44 430,481 226,896 203,585. 115,421 180,706 45-59 405,541 213,758 191,783 124,490 179,055 60+ 214,741 108,313 106,428 73,383 102,689 A.N.S. 107 68 39 42 38 7. NILGIRI ALL AGES 409,308 213,833 195,475 110,622 152,632 0-4 62,359 31,203 31,156 31,203 31,156 5- 9 58,433 29,295 29,138 19,240 21,099 10-14 48,324 24,509 23,815 6,540 12,649 15-19 35,851 17,751 18,100 5,630 11,797 20-24 38,931 19,609 19,322 6,385 14,255 25-29 38,130 19,567 18,563 7,541 14,480 30-34 29,260 15,470 13,790 6,144 11,009 35-44 48,126 27,312 '20,814 . 12,159 17,660 45-59 36,527 21,932 14,595 11,384 13,016 60+ 13,358 7,176 6,182 4,391 5,511 A.N.S. 9 9 5 8. MADURAl ALL AGES 3,211,227 1,607,229 1,603,998 833,821 1,305,351 0- 4 447,811 225,233 222,578 225,233 222,578 5- 9 412,582 206,738 205,844 113,868 138,873 10-14 357,912 182,998 174,914 61,256 105,574 15-19 269,126 137,309 131,817 54,303 89,215 20-24 293,274 138,064 155,210 51,678 117,947 25-29 287,262 138,066 149,196 56,601 120,549 30-34 230,190 113,780 116,410 46,542 97,993 35-44 393,739 202,643 191,096 90,296 170,360 45-59 366,333 187,559 178,774 92,848 167,185 60+ 152,719 74,696 78,023 41,097 74,956 A.N.S. 279 143 136 99 121 81 AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Literate Educational levels (without Educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 529,967 191,611 187,686 85,914 65,460 13,591 85,058 56,857 1,966 1,284 71,347 38,482 55,432 30,142 118 100 44,687 19,996 33,957 17,087 10,692 4,484 50,499 19,666 24,120 11,884 18,104 4,645 52,029 16,788 19,006 9,449 12,111 1,994 46,328 11,747 14,633 6,080 7,327 1,084 81,080 15,635 21,504 6,398 8,891 846 69,659 9,449 13,329 2,904 6,280 375 29,260 2,990 3,738 686 1,932 63 20 1 1 5 DISTRICT 56,644 23,758 34,933 16,244 11,634 2,841 9,689 7,726 366 313 9,155 5,811 8,782 5,332 32 23 4,177 2,282 6,555· 3,455 1,389 566 5,279 2,073 5,167 2,285 2,778 709 5,848 1,746 3,840 1,769 2,338 568 4,907 1,329 2,866 1,122 1,553 330 8,816 1,594 4,354 1,239 1,983 321 6,804 837 2,508 564 1,236 178 1,967 360 493 165 325 146 2 2 DISTRICT 546,287 203,836 170,354 83,305 56,767 1l,506 90,173 64,948 2,697 2,023 .7,016 36,854 54,582 32,360 144 41,919 126 21,211 30,739 16,850 10,348 51,735 4,541 22,357 19,976 11,438 14,675 3,468 55,542 19,360 16,200 7,874 9,723 48,343 1,413 12,564 12,262 5,070 6,633 85,798 783 15,207 18,889 4,808 7,650 76,972 721 8,817 11,886 2,414 5,853 28,760 358 2,509 3,111 462 1,728 29 96 9 12 6 3 H-C 11 82 C III PART A AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Per ons l'll::ks ·Feln~!:.::s Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI ALL AGES 3,190,078 1,588,429 1,61)1,649 878,607 1,355,544 0- 4 415,647 207,283 208,364 207,283 208,364 5- 9 377,431 189,001 188,430 107,363 138,261 10-14 345,490 176,015 169,475 62,462 113,788 15-19 272,326 137,014 135,312 60,979 101,148 20-24 286,714 136,354 150,360 59,454 120,717 25-29 279,319 132,302 147,017 61,557 123,603 30-34 227,505 111,303 116,202 51,266 100,334 35-44 408,391 208,827 199,564 " 104,738 179,980 45-59 399,961 204,938 195,023 112,675 182,626 60+ 176,873 85,188 91,685 50,696 87,519 421 A.N.S. 204 217 129 204 10. THANJAVUR ALL AGES 3,245,!>27 1,610,241 1,635,686 826,458 1,330,614 0- 4 427,337 214,021 213,316 214,021 213,316 5- 9 409,742 203,657 206,085 124,155 150,997 10-14 r350,215 179,150 171,065 57,816 102,015 15-19 271,082 135,373 135,709 51,038 92,128 20-24 278,748 130,935 147,763 46,587 111,303 25-29 279,942 128,206 151,736 52,644 122,725 30-34 237,748 115,005 122,743 47,933 101,787 ·35-44 411,627 209,919 201,708' 93,557 175,268 45-59 399,724 205,345 194,379 96,767 176,484 60+ 179,624 88,487 91,137 41,896 84,555 A.N.S. 138 93 45 44 36 11. RAMANATHAPURAM ALL AGES 2,421,788 1,175,769 1,246,019 607,422 1,036,807 0- 4 337,817 169,324 J68,493 169,324 168,493 5- 9 301,854 151,530 150,324 88,783 108,187 10-14 269,032 137,119 131,913 42,011 81,235 15-19 206,881 101,034 105,847 . 39,041 74,496 20-24 210,961 94,184 116,777 35,692 90,949 25-29 204,401 94,072 110,329 38,602 91,106 30-34 169,752 79,651 90,101 32,185 76,610 35-44 297,573 145,184 152,389 ' 62,415 136,449 45-59 291,707 141,983 149,724 66,723 141,495 60+ 131,567 61,559 70,008 32,564 67,689 A.N.S. 243 129 114 82 98 83 AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Literate Educational levels (without Educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males • Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 n 12 DISTRICT 503,784 166,497 152,234 69,023 53,804 9,585 79,661 48,666 1,972 1,503 62,628 30,476 50,391 25,150 534 61 37,425 17,002 29,074 13,494 9,536 3,668 46,373 17,386 17,671 9,387 12,856 2,870 48,619 15,077 13,248 7,050 8,878 1,287 42,806 10,570 11,214 4,641 6,017 657 81,379 14,070 15,415 4,860 7,295 654 75,616 9,704 10,387 2,388 6,260 305 29,217 3,535 2,856 548 2,419 83 60 11 6 2 9 DISTRICT 557,942 224,019 173,983 72,174 51,858 8,879 77,601 53,589 1,901 1,499 69,810 41,317 51,424 26,843 100 890 41,930 25,326 33,755 15,237 8,650 3,018 51,161 24,411 21,085 9,499 12,152 2,550 52,303 21,216 14,851 6,638 8,408 1,] 57 48,941 15,680 12,543 4,680 5,588 596 90,244 21,162 19,375 4,891 6,743 387 87,228 15,258 14,273 2,403 7,077 234 38,686 6,052 4,770 483 3,135 47 38 8 6 1 5 DISTRICT 433,2()3 154,345 100,478 48,865 34,666 6,002 60,698 40,887 2,049 1,250 55,337 30,111 39,680 20,540 91 27 34,629 18,536 19,400 10,282 7,964 2,533 39,111 17,710 9,736 6,179 9,645 1,939 42,038 14,445 7,577 4,029 5,855 749 38,053 10,482 5,945 2,680 3,468 329 70,106 13,003 8,780 2,665 3,883 272 66,516 7,059 5,762 1,042 2,982 128 26,677 2,096 1,545~ 198 773 25 38 16 4 5 84 C III PART A AGE, SEX Age Gr0up Total Population Illiterate Persons Males • F~ma!es Males Fem:lles 2 3 4 5 6 12. TIRUNELVELI ALL AGES 2,730,279 1,330,220 l, 13. KANYAKUMARI ALL AGES 996,915 503,135 493,180 220,441 292,297 0- 4 140,099 71,255 68,844 11,255 68,844 5- 9 138,921 70,642 68,279 27,685 29,739 10-14 131,627 66,297 65,330 13,960 18,148 15-19 95,526 46,185 49,341· 12,624 17,560 20-24 81,101 41,173 39,928 12,054 18,165 25-29 74,215 36,516 37,699 12,036 21,196 30-34 61,534 30,549 30,985 10,421 18,581 35-44 109,072 56,214 52,858 ' 21,654 35,198 45-59 109,498 56,733 52,165 24,732 40,435 60+ 55,271 28,145 27,126 14,000 23,212 A.N.S. 51 26 25 20 19 85 AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Literate Educational levels (without Educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 492,673 245,465 127,833 73,081 44,417 9850 60,576 47,356 1,478 1,322 65,359 46,499 45,644 27,440 129 97 40,142 31,579 26,191 16,331 9,210 3,985 42,667 26,999 12,908 9,003 10,428 2,797 45,992 24,972 9,724 6,508 6,993 1,173 41,778 18,701 7,612 4,447 4,524 600 80,510 25,357 12,375 5,007 5,824 697 79,442 17,727 9,280 2,399 5,438 398 36,163 6,252 2,614 617 1,868 103 44 23 7 7 3 DISTRICT 187,487 140,223 72,100 51,590 23,707 . 9,070 41,878 37,412 1,079 1,128 23,893 22,975 28,389 23,552 55 55 13,308 16,175 14,661 11,715 5,592 3,891 15,474 13,784 6,550 4,960 7,095 3,019 15,926 12,439 4,405 3,047 4,149 1,017 14,528 9,855 3,626 2,141 1,974 408 26,147 13,798 6,187 2,892 2,226 370 24,736 10,377 5,405 1,741 1,860 212 11,593 3,402 1,797 414 755 98. 4 6 1 1 86 C-ID PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 MADRAS ALL AGES 8,990,528 4,579,392 4,411,136 1,709,915 2,793,496 0- 4 1,210,189 609,949 600,240 609,949 600,240 5- 9 1,157,381 582,709 574,672 275,800 311,692 10-14 1,042,362 531,983 510,379 91,091 170,433 15-19 787,120 390,171 396,949 75,666 166,124 20-24 852,142 419,019 433,123 81,406 224,138 25-29 816,566 397,289 419,277 92,326 247,882 '30-34 664,322 342,266 322,056 82,041 201,285 35-44 1,084,817 590,989 493,828 162,883 344,682 45-59 947,399 506,410 440,989 161,443 341,996 60+ 427,852 208,392 219,460 77,176 184,893 . A.N.S. 378 215 163 134 131 I. MADRAS ALL AGES 1,729,141 909,701 819,440 276,498 424,317 0- 4 228,927 115,854 113,073 115,854 113,073 5- 9 213,553 108,419 105,134 32,928 38,456 10-14 183,919 94,676 89,243 9,870 18,355 15-19 149,676 73,859 75,817 10,114 23,824 20-24 185,546 96,714 88,832 13,407 35,609 25-29 176,541 91,333 85,208 16,082 40,607 30-34 137,920 75,725 62,195 14,594 31,340 35-44 210,543 ]21,662 88,881 27,987 50,618 45-59 171,211 95,841 75,370 25,189 47,613 60+ 71,132 35,517 35,615 10,406 24,769 A.N.S. 173 101 72 67 53 87 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS' ONLY Educational Levels Literate Priinary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to Degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 STATE 1,492,044 929,287 908,900 575,810 385,730 101,098 9,419 705 292,858 251,666 14,051 11,314 182,146 15L200 257,557 187,076 1,188 1,667 3 94,766 84,387 150,578 110,533 65,731 34,988 1,225 38 123,552 95,285 107,542 79,538 87,816 30,361 3,087 112 . 35,505 90,486 89,190 63,658 62,754 14,579 1,486 194 128,281 67,508 75,406 43,878 44,677 7,818 925 68 238,029 92,758 116,521 47,918 60,754 7,040 986 95 209,106 69,195 76,334 25,387 46,391 3,569 1,183 152 87,765 26,787 21,698 6,494 16,405 1,075 526 42 36 15 23 14 14 DISTRICT 235,885 185,960 237,634 166,088 122,707 37,383 3,627 176 71,294 64,117 4,197 2,561 30,625 28,640 53,781 41,968 400 280 11,706 11,942 33,914 28,904 17,213 10,791 167 6 17,335 14,779 31,267 24,992 26,743 11,520 967 12 19,370 15,396 27,733 21,619 20,330 6,222 718 21 17,760 11,349 23,112 15,253 14,908 3,427 444 11 11,992 16,924 34,605 17,487 21,246 3,121 499 41 26,614 15,437 22,490 10,346 15,835 1,591 566 62 10,174 7,368 6,528 2,949 6,025 430 266 23 15 8 7 9 7 88 C-ill PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levelil Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Engineering Medicine Group Diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other Degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 MADRAS ALL AGES 1,792 266 56,423 7,104 4,385 33 2,794 851 0-4 5-9 10--14 15-19 109 14 1,915 833 116 29 11 20-24 260 89 13,545 2,946 881 4 342 116 25-29 293 56 12,204 1,527 1,183 17 612 236 30--34 172 29 8,081 835 829 2 440 179 35-44 400 39 8,810 612 682 6 659 205 45-59 399 28 8,512 267 517 2 505 83 60+ 159 11 3,.353 83 177 204 21 A.N.S. 3 3 1. MADRAS ALL AGES 513 60 26,945 3,983 2,136 14 1,261 473 0- 4 5- 9 10-14 15-19 4 680 339 39 1 9 5 20-24 69 12 6,230 1,664 395 203 79 25-29 51 12 6,007 931 521 5 293 137 30-34 44 6 4,023 503 431 178 104 35-44 117 19 4,351 370 371 4 270 99 45-59 150 9 4,087 138 279 2 203 37 60+ 78 1,565 37 100 103 12 A.N.S. 2 2 89 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 STATE 615 12 352 7 191 5,610 2,419 1,222 12 2 9 7 6 17 2 1 113 4 46 3 38 342 S09 49 17 15S 3 87 3 S4 1,257 625 18~ 11 126 2 77 39 1,009 44S 163 6 11S 52 37 877 468 184 4 81 55 7 1,488 306 389 4 13 1 26 9 629 49 252 3 2 DISTRlcr lOS 185 5 104 1,082 981 19 6 6 4 1 12 17 2 30 37 162 2 11 52 2 31 130 2S6 4 28 41 23 134 200 ~ 24 35 7 153 198 5 26 16 3 382 135 4 18 4 245 26 1 U-C 12 90 c-m PART B AGE, SEX AN D Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 2. CHINGLEPUT ALL AGES 455,678 235,113 220,565 94,707 148,120 0- 4 61,574 30,948 30,626 30,948 3G,626 5- 9 57,339 28,953 28,386 16,404 18,181 10-14 50,517 26,409 24,108 5,742 9,806 15-19 38,099 19,520 18,579 4,417 ~,758 20-24 44;192 21,907 22,285 4,737 i2,S78 25-29 43,20~ 20,952 22,253 5,352 13,970 30-34 34,748 18,056 16,692 4,770 li,002 35-44 55,574 31,019 24,555 9,178 17,679 45-59 47,400 25,677 21,723 8,828 16,874 60+ 23,000· 11,657 11,343 4,320 9,432 A.N.S. 30 15 15 11 14 3. NORTH ARCOT ALL AGES 631;225 317,883 313,342 141,770 220,734 0-4 86,384 43,511 42,873 43,511 42,873 5-9 86,MO 43,086 43,554 27,699 30,436 10-14 74,947 38,404 36,543 10,028 15,501 15-19 54,356 26,674 27,682 7,123 13,874 20-24 56,548 27,236 29,312 7,12~ 17,225 25-29 54,657 25,955 28,702 7,888 18,806 30-34 44,153 22,102 22,051 6,601 15,041 35-44 74,090 39,588 34,502 12,534 25,785 45-59 66,230 35,178 31,052 12,498 25;893 60+ 33,212 16,143 17,069 6,756 15,299 A.N.S. 8 6 2 4 91 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to Degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DlSTRICl' 78,251 42,830 38,109 23,988 .z0,072 4,600 . 455 3 12,028 9,814 521 391 9,369 6,924 11,220 7,335 78 41 . 2 5,699 3,800 6,226 4,593 2,967 1,38r 50 7,103 4,887 4,682 3,502 4,369 1,391 . 149 7,601 4,545 3,789 2,831 3,460 813 80 7,279 3,306 3,094 1,929 2,390 401 59 13,230 4,459 4,655 2,040 3,383 329 51 ... to,885 3,581 2,952 1,058 2,404 172 44 5,055 1,513 968 309 1,021 72 22 2 2 ... DISTRICT 99,039 56,827 55,375 ·-31,228 18,883 4,172 223 24 14,482 12,354 905 764 11,711 9,789 16,580 11,200 85 53 6,412 6,046 9,727 6,247 3,277 1,486: 10 8,563 6,558 6,530 4,088 4,409 1,331 55 9,342 6,230 4,gog 3,012 3,221 565 38 2 8,967 4,534 4,06.3 2,124 2,093 290 27 3 16,789 6,035 6,794 2,350 2,994 286 31 6 15,510 3,838 4,561 1,155 2,138 130 52 9 7,262 1,443 1,3tl7 288 665 31 10 1 1 92 c-m PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levels Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Engineering Medicine Group diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other Degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 . 21 22 2. CHINGLEPUT: ALL AGES 96 6 1,856 177 158 1 102 400 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 S 139 44 12 20-24 10 809 99 18 7 1 25-29 S 2 516 57 39 26 IG 30-34 6 375 31 34 12 S. 35-44 20 397 IS 26 35 9 45-59 36 398 20 24 17 S 60+ 14 202 lJ 5 4 1 A.N.S. 3. NORTH AReOT ALL AGES 90 4) 1,828 201 88 3 183 61 0- 4 5-9 10-14 15-19 2 1 119 27 3 20-24 4 1 477 78 12 24 12 25-29 14 3S6 37 24 I 72 21 30-34 10 3 235 27 15 1 36 18 lS-44 29 1 288 17 18 37 10 45-59 27 3 2SS 11 14 12 " 60+ 4 98 4 2 1 2 % A.N.S. 93 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTlUCf 10 16 18 5 3 3 2 4 2 16 '17 3 % 56 24 3 I 1 3 33 14 2 2 15 24 24 1 3 2 84 13 I 44 3 DISTRICf 30 1 16 4 71 3 9 1 22 17 10 4 I 1 77 26 6 47 10 6 2 66 12 4 2 lOS 7 2 37 c-m PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6-- 4. SOUTH'ARCOTi ,ALL AGES ': 392;322 198,798 193,524 110,116 131;962 0- 4 54,894 27,503 27,391 .27,503 27,391 5-9 50,657 25,330 25,327 . .13,345 15,368 10-14 45,401 23,464 21,937 . 4,532 8,650 15-19 31,899 15,944 15,955 3,442 7,503 20-24 35,618 17,384 18,234 3,864 16,469 25-29 34;533 16,375 18,158 . 4,364 ri,732 30-34 28,504 14,228 14,276 . 3,872 9,698 35-44 47,246 25,518 21,728 . 7,678 15;834 45-59 42,811 22,666 20,145 7,822 16,385 60+ 20,730 10,369 10,361 3,684 8,921 A.N.S. 29 17 12 10 11 5. . SALEM ALL AGES 617,348 314,649 302,699 145,256 217,247 .. ' 0- 4 87,628 44,327 43,301 44,327 43,301 5- 9 83,050 42,086 40,964 23,741 26,848 10-14 75,589 38,441 37,148 - 10,298 16,916 '. 15-19 55,122 27,214 27,908 8,194 15,190 20-24 57,450 27,950 . 29,500 7,810 18-,307 25-29 53,792 26,376 27,416 8,190 18,588 30-34 43,547 22;481 21,066 7,289 15,120 35-44 70,720 38,251 32,469 13,837 25;761 45-59 60,744 32,417 28,327 ·13,617 23;796 60+ 29,706 15,106 14,600 7,953 13,420 A.N.S. ... 95 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8· 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT 68,938 40,:720 32,254 18,121 14,586 2,517 418 18 11,487 9,620 498 339 8,642 6,636 10,221 6,610 69 41 4,388 3,886 5,661 3,651 2,398 903 10 5,689 4,496 3,431 2,410 3,666 794 164 2 6,105 4,243 2,700 1,780 2,494 355 '102 5,916 3,303 2,405 1,077 1,613 171 48 11,324 4,335 3,994 1,381 2,113 159 49 1 10,273 2,970 2,511 690 1,654 69 36 13 5,112 1,230 828 183 579 25 9 2 5 DISTRICT 95,530 50,805 52,580 30,598 18,525 3,806 265 11 17,799 13,238 546 878 11,539 8,711 16,550 11,481 54 40 6,598 5,108 9,128 6,080 3,231 1,512 17 8,704 5,766 6,088 4,193 4,820 1,157 82 1 9,143 5,197 5,044 3,030 3,330 534 42 2 8,513 3,627 4,154 2,042 2,080 257 31 15,086 4,561 6,268 1,902 2,619 204 36 4 12,763 3,593 3,741 830 1,823 90 43 3 5,385 1,004 1,061 162 568 12 14 c-m PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levels - Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Engineering Medicine Group diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 4. SOUTH ARCOT ALL AGES 114 12 1,636 116 414 1 84 15 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 1 41 11 2 20-24 SO 363 56 136 9 25-29 19 2 351 26 161 15 5 30-34 13 3 221 8 63 15 2 35-44 14 2 249 5 37 21 3 45-59 14 3 290 9 16 13 4 60+ 3 121 9 A.N.S. s. SALEM ALL AGES 90 3 1,795 156 135 85 16 0-4 5-9 10--14 15-19 2 40 18 3 2C>-24 11 373 60 17 6 25-29 32 2 401 39 40 29 7 30-34 10 280 12 26 19 2 35-44 22 285 17 26 24 2 45-59 7 315 8 21 16 5 ~+ 6 101 2 1 A.N.S. 97 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTRICT 29 2 206 42 1 3 9 5 13 51 15 4 58 13 4 34 7 3 33 2 ... 21 1 DISTRICT 26 16 4 341 57 1 3 4 32 15 9 3 121 17 2 . 1 1 74 5 1 9 1 37 18 3 4 63 2 3 13 ". II-C 13 98 c-nI PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females: 2 3 4 5 6 6. COIMBATORE ALL AGES 1,032,169 534,791 497,378 214,523 332,796 0- 4 139,532 69,949 69,583 69,949 ·69,583 S- 9 136,916 69,082 67,834- 32,935 37,504 10-14 120,720 61,334 59,386 11,513 22,524 15-19 90,051 45,958 44,093 10,204 21,268 20-24 101,249 50,893 50,356 11,176 29,038 25-29 97,631 49,393 48,238 12,823 31,222 30-34 76,912 41,172 35,740 11,202 24,117 35-44 123,589 69,291 54,298 22,408 40,19J 45-59 101,273 56,142 45,131 22,205 36,958: 60+ 44,292 21,574 22,718 10,107 20,388 A.N.S. 4 3 1 7. N1LGIRI ALL AGES 179,867 94,546 85,321 41,965 57,778 0- 4 26,476 13,363 13,113 13,363 13,113 5- 9 25,755 12,783 12,972 7,276 7,995 10-14 21,564 10,913 10,651 2,451 4,259 15-19 15,657 7,816 7,841. 1,897 3,866 20-24 17,221 9,051 8,170 2,190 4,881 25-29 16,685 8.560 8,125 2,652 5,300 30-34 12,863 6,807 6,056 2,061 4,091 35-44 21,582 12,456 9,126 4,383 6,801 45-59 16,318 9,892 6,426 4,231 5,199 60+ 5,737 2,896 2,841 1,456 2,273 A.N.S. 9 9 5 99 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (withcut or or not equal to degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICI' 172,107 92,818 102,452 60,497 38,759 10,310 905 74 34,903 29,469 1,244 861 21,762 16,555 27,976 20,223 83 84 11,842 7,854 17,157 11,242 6,431 3,593 83 9 15,630 9,296 13,064 8,310 9,451 3,397 328 16 17,270 8,169 10,997 7,178 6,741 1,467 135 9 15,568 5,982 8,808 4,706 4,535 809 116 6 26,696 8,335 13,045 5,036 6,075 624 81 12 20,805 5,463 7,964 2,367 4,150 281 113 22 7,631 1,695 2,197 574 1,292 55 49 DISTRICI' 26,430 14,073 18,861 11,195 6,038 2,001 115 8 5,304 4,730 203 247 4,176 2,924 4,256 3,451 30 17 1,956 1,217 3,208 2,314 744 435 2,356 1,207 2,892 1,534 1,393 495 27 2 2,487 1,076 2,103 1,303 1,071 377 24 2,126 874 1,621 818 755 217 10 2 3,991 1,129 2,678 942 1,130 216 20 3,174 625 1,586 448 714 127 24 1 858 291 312 138 201 117 9 2 2 2 100 C-IJI PART B AG.E, SEX AND Educational Levels Age Technical Degree or Diploma equal to, Non-Technical University Degree Group Engineering diploma not or Post Graduate Medicine equal to Degree other degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 15 Females. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 6. C01MBATORE. ALL AGES 152 9 4,415 611 495 1 206 60 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 16 179 122 30 5 2. 2~24 26 989 240 135 13 3 25-29 44 1,027 130 138 33 18 30-34 13 3 656 71 71 46 11 35-44 18 3 696 37 71 58 19· 45-59 22 652 9 42 43 6 60+ 13 216 2 8 8 A.N.S. 7. NILGIRI ALL AGES 7 7 873 B~ 86 7 64 11 0-4 5-9 10-14 ... 15-19 10 5 20-24 179 36 6 3 25-29 2. 167 38 16 7 13 2. 30-34 173 38 23 11 2. 35-44 3 201 15 15 13 4 45-59 3 105 11 19 14 2. 60+ 38 16 7 10 A.N.S 101 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTRICI' 207 4 27 28 512 198 3 9 2 2 1 53 1 2 4 21 53 49 4 10 120 44 2 41 6 7 103 35 24 5 6 108 39 24 8 114 24 7 2 43 2 DISTRICT 31 2 5 68 80 3 3 4 15 7 19 19 11 2 2 13 12 6 15 19 3 3 18 10 3 2 1 102 c-m PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 8. MADURA! ALL AGES 1,015,745 515,265 500,480 189,119 324,522 0-4 141,515 71,581 69,934 71,581 69,934 5-9 135,404 68,103 67,301 31.303 35,272 10-14 121,129 ' 61,178 59,951 10,083 19,589 15-19 88,962 44,584 44,378 8,008 17,956 20-24 94,441 45,565 . 48,876 8,395 25,386 25-29 90,277 42,942 47,335 9,659 29,338 30-34 74,460 38,392 36,068 8,762 24,029 35-44 121,784 66,224 55,560 16,834 41,510 45-59 104,542 55,437 49,105 16,869 40,744 00+ 43,202 21,245 21,957 7,621 19,753 A.N.S, 29 14 15 4 11 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI ALL AGES 678,071 343,938 334,133 119,981 207,687 0- 4 89,506 44,800 44,706 44,800 44,706 5- 9 83,076 41,742 41,334 18,492 22,192 10-14 78,049 40,175 37,874 5,681 11,436 15-19 60,662 30,303 30,359 4,901 12,072 20-24 65,015 31,283 33,732 5,816 17,354 25-29 61,339 28,913 32,426 6,228 18,790 30-34 51,074 26,351 24,723 5,512 15,043 35-44 84,000 45,815 38,185 12,451 26,25S 45-59 74,454 39,624 34,830 11,420 26,653 60+ 30,896 14,932 15,964 4,680 13,186 A.N.S. lro EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to Degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 to 11 12 13 14 DISTRICf 183,081 105,304 99,661 60,983 34,963 8,806 2,155 78 35,424 30,595 1,376 1,434 2),951 17,249 30,038 23,011 105 102 11,707 10,234 17,212 12,352 6,488 3,766 809 5 15,336 11,526 11,428 8,124 7,869 2,530 966 11 16,880 10,857 9,359 5,949 5,518 1,025 134 9 16,464 7,440 7,754 3,931 4,523 540 66 19 30,355 9,644 12,605 3,782 5,432 511 74 17 25,828 6,042 7,850 2,000 3,906 253 68 17 10,133 1,716 2,034 397 1,121 79 37 3 5 3 DISTRICT 111,517 71,034 73,797 47,227 33,421 7,412 471 %1 22,061 18,088 1,189 1,054 12,038 10,854 22,382 15,539 74 45 6,763 6,324 12,046 8,861 6,493 2,978 29 9,088 7,411 8,052 6,549 7,192 2,118 135 2 10,125 7,187 6,581 5,342 4,932 990 103 3 9,592 5,407 6,642 3,699 3,905 498 45 4 18,499 7,548 9,006 3,803 5,047 477 40 5 16,817 5,959 6,204 1,939 4,182 233 89 5 6,534 2,256 1,695 441 1,596 73 30 2 104 C-Ill PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levels Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Group Engineering Medicine Diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other Degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 8. MADURAI ALL AGES 8% 32 5,100 427 231 5 287 61 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 6 324 56 18 9 4 20-24 14 2 1,408 213 53 52 8 25-29 25 18 1,098 66 58 4 65 13 30-34 14 2 624 46 36 36 13 35-44 12 4 700 29 28 73 14 45-59 9 695 13 30 44 8 60+ 2 5 251 4 8 7 A.N.S. 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI ALL AGES 198 9 3,204 547 209 1 153 26 0- 4 5- 9 10-14 15-19 71 124 20-24 13 3 907 256 17 2 25-29 57 3 615 68 65 14 4 30-34 19 2 382 37 47 21 7 35-44 61 468 46 36 41 11 45-59 38 539 14 24 55 2 60+ 10 222 2 20 20 A.N.S. 105 EDUCATIO~ IN URBAN AREAS O~LY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Femaks Males Females \1ales Females Males Females 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTRICT 26 3 22 6 524 231 8 28 4 4 3 36 57 2 16 5 8 132 50 6 9 5 95 44 3 4 5 4 2 98 47 2 2 4 131 27 31 2 DISTRICT 39 16 8 2 509 157 415 10 9 3 37 36 12 10 3 4 104 36 72 3 5 6 2 100 25 73 9 87 3S 68 3 5 2 126 24 123 55 67 2 H-C 14 106 C-ill PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 10. THANJAVUR ALL AGES 661,520 330,045 331,475 112,568 205,516 0- 4 85,207 42,855 42,352 42,855 42,352 5- 9 82,375 40,977 41,398 18,898 22,250 10-14 78,285 39,901 ~8,384 5,557 11,482 15-19 57,151 28,291 28,860 4,419 11,029 20-24 58,708 28,258 30,450 4,816 15,045 25-29 54,915 25,482 29,433 5,359 17,059 30-34 48,362 23,654 24,708 5,120 15,274 35-44 81,537 42,305 39,232 10,100 26,788 45-59 77,505 40,204 37,301 10,591 28,335 60+ 37,475 18,118 ]9,357 4,853 15,902 A.N.S. 11. RAMANATHAPURAM ALL AGES 599,481 293,622 305,859 107,669 203,670 0- 4 81,043 41,009 40,034 41,009 40,034 5- 9 76,483 38,705 37,778 19,017 21,094 10-14 72,639 37,100 35,539 5,234 12,132 15-19 53,598 25,848 27,750 4,342 11,677 20-24 52,752 23,991 28,761 4,340 15,371 25-29 49,872 23,092 26,780 5,099 16,655 30-34 42,318 20,161 22,157 4,621 14,744 35--44 72,405 36,190 36,215 9,129 27,378 45-59 67,601 33,624 33,977 9,818 29,148 60+ 30,740 13,887 16,853 5,053 15,422 A.N.S. 30 15 15 7 15 107 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to Degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRlcr 120,113 78,293 65,556 40,351 27,803 6,940 259 100 21,182 18,296 897 852 15,115 11,518 19,187 14,516 42 867 6,966 7,307 11,811 8,163 5,004 2,353 8 9,449 8,149 7,188 5,223 6,157 1,908 58 50 9,886 7,574 5,374 3,849 4,117 851 21 31 10,012 6,067 4,947 2,837 2,995 482 35 8 19,284 9,070 8,283 3,041 3,998 286 34 4 18,930 7,217 5,929 1,549 3,908 162 63 5 9,289 3,095 1,940 321 1,582 31 40 DISTRlcr 111,630 65,577 52,260 32,008 19,145 4,354 254 8 18,259 15,805 1,429 879 12,882 10,936 18,929 12,456 55 IS 7,757 7,392 9,238 6,697 4,435 1,975 21 9,191 7,820 5,059 4,132 4,728 1,349 76 10,074 6,706 4,162 2,851 3,061 507 42 9,607 5,175 3,502 1,986 1,999 218 29 18,699 6,572 5,438 2,047 2,487 189 38 17,862 3,912 3,603 808 1,885 86 34 5 7,296 1,259 900 152 491 15 14 1 3 '" 108 C-1I1 PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levels Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Engineering Medicine Group Diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 10. THANJAVVR ALL AGES 115 5 2,319 130 126 123 24 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 80 8 20-24 12 498 52 19 8 25-29 15 475 27 28 20 7 30-34 15 312 12 27 16 4 35-44 42 2 344 16 24 38 10 45-59 22 2 395 14 16 33 3 60+ 8 215 11 8 A.N.S. 11. RAMANATHAPURAM ALL AGES n 5 1,683 102 133 71 17 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 53 8 2 20-24 6 3 510 55 24 5 4 25-29 8 415 19 48 10 5 30-34 9 222 7 26 18 2 35-44 23 23~ 7 16 19 6 45-59 22 192 3 14 17 60+ 4 56 3 3 2 A.N.S. .... 109 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Teaching Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females ~3 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTRICT 58 18 6 547 115 434 1 7 3 25 23 18 17 3 4 103 34 60 11 4 114 24 46 14 2 89 15 52 9 6 158 13 144 1 58 6 113 DISTRICT 35 13 415 118 233 7 2 2 36 27 5 13 3 128 36 28 6 5 3 94 23 20 7 2 55 15 42 2 83 15 90 19 48 110 C-III PART B AGE, SEX AND Age Total Population Illiterate Group Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 12. TIR UNEL YELl ALL AGES 847,882 415,526 432,356 159,699 280,924 0- 4 107,199 53,900 53,299 53,900 53,299 5- 9 106,624 53,707 52,917 29,117 31,335 10-14 100,448 50,296 50,152 8,877 17,997 15-19 77,566 37,183 40,383 7,535 17,401 20-24 70,629 32,408 38,221 6,651 20,110 25-29 71,273 32,114 39,159 7,600 23,459 30-34 59,655 28,261 31,394 6,761 19,631 35-44 105,014 53,789 51,225 14,407 35,888 45-59 100,412 51,150 49,262 16,040 39,030 60+ 49,001 22,685 26,316 8,788 22,752 A.N.S. 61 33 28 23 22 13. KANYAKUMARI ALL AGES 150,079 75,515 74,564 26,044 37,623 0- 4 20,304 10,349 9,955 10,349 "J,955 5- 9 19,509 9,736 9,773 4,645 4,761 10-14 19,155 9,692 9,463 1,225 1,786 15-19 14,321 6,977 7,344 1,070 1,706 20-24 12,773 6,379 6,394 1,076 1,965 25-29 11,846 5,802 6,044 1,030 2,356 30-34 9,806 4,876 4,930 876 2,155 35-44 16,733 8,881 7,852 1,957 4,192 45-59 16,898 8,558 8,340 2,315 5,368 60+ 8 729 4,263 4,466 1,499 3,376 A.N.S. 5 2 3 2 3 111 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Literate Primary Matriculation Technical Diploma (without or or not equal to degree educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT 161,553 102,388 65,330 42,206 24,966 6,163 190 125 23,770 20,782 820 800 20,131 17,125 21,194 14,958 94 72 11,287 11,069 12,414 9,087 5,723 2,773 10 12,906 11,062 6,565 5,256 5,512 1,597 59 2 14,803 10,890 5,350 4,011 3,546 585 37 106 14,123 8,518 4,389 2,816 2,413 351 9 11 27,772 11,535 7,507 3,271 3,516 456 20 3 25,622 8,335 5,616 1,587 3,190 259 39 3 11,131 3,068 1,473 418 972 70 16 8 .. 2 2 DISTRICT 26,970 22,658 15,031 11,320 5,862 2,634 82 59 4,865 4,758 226 254 3,205 3,339 5,243 4,328 19 10 1,685 2,208 2,836 2,342 1,327 1,042 10 17 2,202 2,328 1,296 1,225 1,507 774 21 12 2,419 2,416 1,090 903 933 288 10 10 2,354 1,926 915 660 468 157 6 4,312 2,611 1,643 836 714 182 13 4,023 2,223 1,327 610 602 . 116 12 7 1,905 849 455 162 292 65 10 11 112 C-lII PART B AGE, SEX AND Educational Levels Technical Degree or Diploma equal to Age Non-Technical University Degree Engineering Medicine Group Diploma not or Post Graduate equal to Degree other Degree than Technical Degree Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 19 ~O 21 22 12. TlRUNELYELl ALL AGES 173 79 2,707 240 86 131 37 0- 4 5- 9 10-14 15-19 72 7 137 44 3 20-24 41 57 585 79 15 10 25-29 8 5 550 55 26 20 6 30-34 4 1 414 25 16 20 6 35-44 15 3 432 26 9 20 17 45--59 21 4 398 11 12 30 6 60+ 12 2 191 7 28 2 A.N.S. 13. KANYAKUMARI ALL AGES 90 30 1,062 155 88 44 4 0- 4 5- 9 1()-14 15-19 2 42 27 7 20-24 3 7 217 58 34 25-29 15 7 206 34 19 11 30--34 14 7 164 18 l4 12 35-44 24 4 165 12 5 10 45-59 30 2 191 6 6 II 60+ 4 77 3 3 A.N.S. 113 EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational Levels Degree or Post Graduate Degree Agriculture Veterinary Technology Others and Dairying Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DISTRICT 14 12 4 575 192 86 2 2 2 2 57 58 2 6 3 153 41 11 2 2 94 34 13 4 74 26 13 5 151 27 26 45 4 21 DISTRICT 5 2 4 219 79 14 2 14 24 6 2 2 2 63 27 2 50 6 2 37 13 40 7 4 15 2 ll"(; 15 114 C-III PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 MADRAS ALL AGES 24,696,425 12,331,586 12,364,839 7,668,740 10,934,186 0- 4 3,399,580 1,700,391 1,699,189 1,700,391 1,699,189 5- 9 3,149,903 1,577,471 1,572,432 1,029,903 1,242,743 10-14 2,707,756 1,380,596 1,327,160 608,466 974,180 15-19 2,066,037 1,048,398 1,017,639 549,187 816,256 20-24 2,119,247 999,966 1,119,281 504,808 957,876 25-29 2,097,099 992,857 1,104,242 534,435 981,208 30-34 1,717,384 833,886 883,498 452,955 800,425 35-44 3,005,484 1,527,021 1,478,463 868,567 1,377,784 45-59 2,973,282 1,531,041 1,442,241 931,720 1,382,973 60+ 1,458,594 738,865 719,729 487,630 700,702 A.N.S. 2,059 1,094 965 678 850 2. CHINGLEPUT ALL AGES 1,740,734 885,478 855,256 575,297 765,100 0- 4 249,387 123,394 125,993 123,394 125,993 5- 9 223,793 111 ,275 112,518 75,794 92,331 10-14 181,774 94,116 87,658 46,082 66,448 15-19 137,254 71,262 65,992 40,125 54,773 20-24 153,865 73,816 80,049 39,207 69,570 25-29 151,558 73,752 77,806 42,389 69,269 30-34 123,432 61,380 62,052 35,123 56,217 35-44 211,814 112,488 99,326 67,068 92,401 45-59 201,883 107,874 94,009 68,234 89,769 60+ 105,902 56,082 49,820 37,862 48,302 A.N.S. 72 39 33 19 27 1I5 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males •Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 STATE 3,672,463 1,136,771 814,459 270,078 175,924 23,804 537,010 323,731 10,558 5,958 490,437 238,418 280,770 114,350 923 212 297,569 133,651 165,791 58,612 35,851 9,120 341,389 118,594 98,423 34,564 55,346 8,247 355,375 98,289 70,054 21,592 32,993 3,153 313,691 68,222 50,986 13,500 16,254 1,351 568,834 85,549 72,797 13,992 16,823 1,138 536,177 52,642 49,907 6,157 13,237 469 231,651 17,575 15,124 1,339 4,460 113 330 100 49 14 37 DISTRICT 237,595 70,964 56,906 17,672 15,680 1,520 34,838 19,863 643 324 31,277 15,071 16,727 6,130 30 9 17,805 7,354 10,369 3,501 2,963 364 22,142 7,315 7,769 2,681 4,698 483 23,090 6,275 5,490 1,947 2,783 315 20,453 4,427 4,204 1,242 1,600 166 36,948 5,626 6,570 1,164 1,902 135 34,476 3,671 3,907 532 1,257 37 16,554 1,357 1,223 151 443 10 12 5 4 4 116 C-llI PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 3. NORTH ARCOT ALL AGES 2,515,101 1,263,943 1,251,158 852,923 1,153,070 0-4 374,530 187,151 187,379 187,151 187,379 5-9 339,141 168,339 170,802 130,818 151,742 10-14 268,223 137,729 130,494 68,380 103,848 15-19 199,835 103,742 96,093. 57,903 82,120 20-24 207,072 97,634 109,438 53,116 97,728 25-29 207,099 98,280 108,819 56,806 99,925 30-34 169,584 82,056 87,528 47,677 81,421 35-44 293,892 149,842 144,050 90,693 137,326 45-59 295,465 155,195 140,270 101,346 136,576 60+ 160,089 83,889 76,200 58,978 74,933 A.N.S. 171 86 85 55 72 4. SOUTH ARCOT ALL AGES 2,655,651 1,337,130 1,318,521 832,926 1,188,790 0-4 381,437 188,813 192,624 188,813 192,624 5- 9 337,662 168,630 169,032 96,489 126,617 10-14 277,289 142,424 134,865 62,632 102,790 15-19 204,015 105,086 98,929 58,981 85,208 20-24 224,907 105,166 119,741 55,805 107,167 25-29 231,976 109,374 122,602 61,814 113,125 30-34 190,358 92,642 97,716 52,551 91,315 35-44 329,741 169,942 159,799 99,082 152,271 45-59 328,175 174,529 153,646 106,403 149,466 60+ 149,805 80,379 69,426 50,261 68,079 A.N.S. 286 145 141 95 128 117 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 315,321 76,539 81,976 20,05S 13,723 1,491 36,484 18,599 1,037 461 41,998 17,802 27,304 8,831 47 13 26,136 9,373 17,129 4,057 2,574 543 29,440 8,526 10,902 2,657 4,176 527 31,142 7,089 7,438 J ,619 2,894 186 27,786 5,033 5,279 987 1,314 87 50,774 5,653 7,050 983 1,325 88 48,256 3,287 4,520 374 1,073 33 23,282 1,167 1,311 86 318 14 23 10 6 3 2 DISTRICT 423,847 113,462 65,206 15,110 15,151 1,159 71,506 42,163 635 252 59,344 26,152 20,417 5,916 31 7 30,845 10,318 12,747 3,082 2,513 321 35,349 9,870 8,427 2,249 5,585 455 38,311 7,852 6,313 1,433 2,936 192 34,305 5,452 4,476 863 1,310 86 63,277 6,583 6,201 877 1,382 68 62,437 3,785 4,595 370 1,094 25 28,436 1,274 1,386 68 296 5 37 13 9 4 118 C-III PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 5. SALEM ALL AGES. 3,186,760 1,609,236 1,577,524 1,210,016 1,475,070 0-4 447,272 224,404 222,868 224,404 222,868 5- 9 433,330 217,662 215,668 160,927 186,500 10-14 358,708 183,280 175,428 108,429 147,447 15-19 267,444 140,790 126,654 96,006 113,395 20-24 274,726 130,479 144.247 87,686 133,813 25-29 266,284 127,101 139,183 88,831 131,461 30-34 219,299 108,713 110,586 77,219 105,740 35-44 367,271 189,425 177,846 138,582 172,510 45-59 360,065 187,472 172,593 145,413 169,773 60+ 192,222 99,831 92,391 82,484 91,506 A.N.S. 139 79 60 3) 57 6. COIMBATORE ALL AGES 2,525,302 1.274,800 1,250,502 811,955 1,123,968 0-4 310,639 156,659 153,980 156,659 153,980 5- 9 304,875 154,431 150,444 103,554 122,633 10-14 294,763 148,315 146,448 71,239 114,586 15-19 229,254 116,867 112,387 63,285 93,645 20-24 219,435 108,432 111,003 55,426 96,126 25-29 210,903 101,916 108,987 55,340 97,772 30-34 173,721 86,155 87,566 47,837 80,178 35-44 306,892 157,605 149,287 93,013 140,513 45-59 304,268 157,616 146,652 102,285 142,097 170,449 60+ 86,739 83,710 63,276 82,301 A.N.S. 103 65 38 41 37 119 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 301,114 78,197 83,718 22,829 14,388 1,428 54,616 28,188 2,119 980 43,533 17,368 31,203 10,596 115 17 24,529 8,104 17,136 4,579 3,119 576 28,317 7,296 9,656 2,695 4,820 443 28,479 5,905 6,978 1,615 2,813 202 25,309 3,771 4,904 1,000 1,281 75 43,363 4,305 6,302 966 1,178 65 37,096 2,447 4,134 334 829 39 15,833 810 1,286 64 228 11 39 3 5 DISTRICT 357,860 98,793 85,234 25,417 19,751 2,324 ~0,155 27,388 722 423 49,585 21,927 27,456 9,919 35 16 32845 12,142 16,800 5,845 3,937 755 34,869 10,370 11,056 3,574 7,081 933 34,759 8,619 8,009 2,271 3,808 325 30,760 5,765 5,825 1,374 1,733 149 54,384 7,300 8,459 1,362 1,749 112 48,854 3,986 5,365 537 1,112 32 21,629 1,295 1,541 112 293 2 20 3 120 C-ID PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7. NILGIRI ALL AGES 229,441 119,287 110,154 68,657 94,854 0- 4 35,883 17,840 18,043 17,840 18,043 5- 9 32,678 16,512 16,166 11,964 13,104 10-14 26,760 13,596 13,164 4,089 8,390 15-19 20,194 9,935 10,259 3,733 7,931 20-24 21,710 10,558 1l,152 4,195 9,374 25-29 21,445 11,007 10,438 4,889 9,180 3(}--34 16,397 8,663 7,734 4,083 6,918 35-44 26,544 14,856 11,688 7,776 10,859 45-59 20,209 12,040 8,169 7,153 7,817 -60+ 7,621 4,280 3,341 2,935 3,238 A.N.S. 8. MADURAI ALL AGES 2,195,482 1,091,964 1,103,518 644,702 980,829 {)- 4 306,296 153,652 152,644 153,652 152,644 5-9 277,178 138,635 138,543 82,565 103,601 1(}--14 236,783 121,820 114,963 51,173 85,985 15-19 180,164 92,725 87,439 46,295 71,259 2(}--24 198,833 92,499 106,334 43,283 91,561 25-29 196,985 95,124 101,861 46,942 91,211 3(}--34 155,730 75,388 80,342 37,780 73,964 35-44 271,955 136,419 135,536 ,73,462 128,850 45-59 261,791 132,122 129,669 75,979 126,441 ()O+ 109,517 53,451 56,066 33,476 55,203 A.N.S. 250 129 121 95 HI} 121 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 30,214 9,685 16,072 5,049 4,344 566 4,385 2,996 ]63 66 4,979 2,887 4,526 1,881 2 6 2,221 1,065 3,347 1,141 634 122 2,923 866 2,275 751 1,165 161 3,361 670 1,737 466 1,020 122 2,781 455 1,245 304 554 57 4,825 465 1,676 297 579 67 3,630 212 922 116 335 24 1,109 69 181 27 55 7 DISTRICT 363,206 98,532 70,693 22,322 13,363 1,835 54,749 34,353 1,321 589 46,065 19,605 24,544 9,349 38 24 30,212 10,977 13,527 4,498 2,691 705 36,399 10,831 8,548 3,314 4,269 628 38,662 8,503 6,841 1,925 2,679 222 31,879 5,124 4,508 1,139 1,221 115 55,443 5,563 6,284 1,026 1,230 97 51,144 2,775 4,036 414 963 39 18,627 793 1,077 65 271 5 26 8 7 3 II-C 16 122 C-III PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 9. TIRDCHIRAPALtl ALL AGES 2,512,007 1,244,491 1,267,516 758,626 1,148,857 0- 4 326,141 162,483 163,6';8 162,483 ]63,658 5- 9 294,355 147)59 147,096 88,876 116,069 10-14 267,441 135,840 131,601 56,781 102,352 15-19 211,664 106,711 104,953 56,078 89,076 20-24 221,699 105,071 116,628 53,638 103,363 25-29 217,980 103,389 114,591 55,329 104,813 30-34 176,431 84,952 91,479 45,754 85,291 35-44 324,391 163,012 161,379 92,287 153,725 45-59 325,507 165,314 160,193 101,255 155,973 60+ 145,977 70,256 75,721 46,016 74,333 A.N.S. 421 204 217 129 204 10. THANJAVUR ALL AGES 2,584,407 1,280,196 1,304,211 713,890 1,125,098 0-4 342,130 171,166 ] 70,964 171,166 170,964 5- 9 327,367 162,680 164,687 105,257 128,747 10-14 271,930 139,249 132,681 52,259 90,533 15-19 213,931 107,082 106,849 46,619 81,099 20-24 220,040 102,727 117,313 41,771 96,258 25-29 225,027 102,724 122,303 47;285 105,666 30-34 189,386 91,351 98,035 42,813 86,513 35-44 330,090 167,614 162,476 83,457 148,480 45-59 322,219 165,141 157,078 86,176 148,149 60+ 142,149 70,369 71,780 37,043 (i8,653 A.N.S. 138 93 45 44 36 123 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational leyels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 392,267 95,463 78,437 21,796 15,161 1,400 57,600 30,578 783 449 50,590 19,622 28,009 9,611 460 16 30,662 10,678 17,028 4,633 2,943 566 37,285 9,975 9,619 2,838 4,529 452 38,494 7,890 6,667 1,708 2,899 180 33,214 5,163 4,572 942 1,412 83 62,880 6,522 6,409 1,057 1,436 75 58,799 3,745 4,183 449 1,077 26 22,683 1,279 1,161 107 396 2 60 11 6 2 .9 DISTRICT 437,829 145,726 108,427 31,823 20,050 1,564 56,419 35,293 1,004 647 54,695 29,799 32,237 12,327 58 22 34,964 18,019 21,944 7,074 3,555 6':;7 41,712 16,262 13,897 4,276 5,347 517 42,417 13,642 9,477 2,789 3,545 206 38,929 9,613 7,596 1,843 2,013 66 70,960 12,092 11,092 1,850 2,105 54 68,298 8,041 8,344 854 2,323 34 29,397 2,957 2,830 162 1,099 8 38 8 6 5 124 C-III PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 11. RAMANATHAPURAM ALL AGES 1,822,307 882,147 940,160 499,753 833,137 0-4 256,774 128,315 128,459 128,315 128,459 5- 9 225,371 112,825 112,546 69,766 87,093 10-14 196,393 100,019 96,374 36,777 69,103 15-19 153,283 75,186 78,097 34,699 62,819 20-24 158,209 70,193 88,016 31,352 75,578 25-29 154,529 70,980 83,549 33,503 74,451 30-34 127,434 59,490 67,944 27,564 61,866 :5-44 225,168 108,994 116,174 53,286 109,071 45-59 224,106 108,359 115,747 56,905 112,347 60+ 100,827 47,672 53,155 27,511 52,267 A.N.S. 213 114 99 75 83 12. TIR UNELVELl ALL AGES 1,882,397 914,694 967,703 505,598 790,739 0-4 249,296 125,608 123,688 125,608 123,688 5- 9 234,741 118,317 116,424 80,853 89,328 10-14 215,220 107,603 107,617 37,890 65,736 15-19 167,794 79,804 87,990 33,909 59,077 20-24 150,423 68,597 81,826 28,351 61,138 25-29 150,944 68,496 82,448 30,301 65,495 30-34 123,884 57,423 66,461 25,009 54,476 35-44 225,387 109,491 115,896 50,164 100,172 45-59 236,994 117,204 119,790 58,154 109,498 60+ 127,494 62,035 65,459 35,287 62,051 A.N.S. 220 116 104 72 80 125 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 321,573 88,768 48,218 16,857 12,603 1,398 42,439 25,082 620 371 42,455 19,175 20,751 8,084 36 12 26,872 11 ,144 10,162 3,585 3,453 549 29,920 9,890 4,677 2,047 4,244 501 31,964 7,739 3,415 1,178 2,098 181 28,446 5,307 2,443 694 1,037 77 51,407 6,431 3,342 618 959 54 48,654 3,147 2,159 234 641 19 19,381 837 645 46 135 5 35 16 4 DISTRICT 331.120 143,077 62,503 30,875 15,473 3,012 36,806 26,574 658 522 45,228 29,374 24,450 12,482 35 25 28,855 20,510 13,777 7,244 3,263 1,159 29,761 15,937 6,343 3,747 4,142 1,004 31,189 14,082 4,374 2,497 2,632 374 27,655 10,183 3,223 1,631 1,536 171 52,738 13,822 4,868 1,736 1,721 166 53,820 9,392 3,664 812 1,566 88 25,032 3,184 1,141 199 575 25 36 19 5 5 3 126 C-IIJ PART C AGE, SEX Age Group Total Population Illiterate Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 13. KANYAKUMARI ALL AGES 846,836 428,220 418,616 194,397 254,674 0- 4 119,795 60,906 58,889 60,906 58,889 5- 9 119,412 60,906 58,506 23,040 24,978 10--14 112,472 56,605 55,867 12,735 16,962 15-19 81,205 39,208 41,997 11,554 15,854 20--24 68,328 34,794 33,534 10,978 16,200 25-29 62,369 30,714 31,655 11,006 18,840 30--34 51,728 25,673 26,055 9,545 16,426 35-44 92,339 47,333 45,006 19,697 31,606 45-59 92,600 48,175 44,425 22,417 35,067 60+ 46,542 23,882 22,660 12,501 19,836 A.N.S. 46 24 22 18 16 127 AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Literate Educational levels (without educational level) Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation and above Males Females Males Females Males Females 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT 160,517 117,565 57,069 40,270 16,237 6,107 37,013 32,654 853 874 20,688 19,636 23,146 19,224 36 45 11,623 13,967 11,825 9,373 4,206 2,803 13,272 11,456 5,254 3,735 5,290 2,143 13,507 10,023 3,315 2,144 2,886 648 12,174 7,929 2,711 1,481 1,243 219 21,835 11,187 4,544 2,056 1,257 157 20,713 8,154 4,078 1,131 967 73 9,688 2,553 1,342 252 351 19 4 6 APPENDIX TO TABLE C-III - AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION DATA ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL At the instance of the Council of Scientific and Industrial is the card used for this and contained questions on qualifica Research, particulars on the scientific and technical personnel tions, branch of specialisation, employment status. were collected in connection with 1961 Census. The following CENSUS OF INDIA 1961: SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL PERSONNEL Only a person with a recognised Degree or Diploma in Science, Engineering, Technology or Medicine should fill in this card. READ CAREFULLY BEFORE FILLING IN. TICK (V) I· CENSUS LOCATION CODE I WITHIN BRACKETS PROVIDED WHERE APPLICABLE. 1. NAME ...... , ...... 2. DATE OF BIRTH ...... 3. DESIGNATION & OFFICE ADDRESS (if employed) .of. PERMANENT ADDRESS ...... 8. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS (ANSWER FULLY) 5. (a) Male] ( (b) Female ( 6. (a) Never ( Married I (b) Married ( 7. On Feb. 1, 1961 were you: (a) Employed? if so, monthly total income Rs•...... ·· (b) Full time student? (c) Unemployed? if so, how long! ...... yrs ...... mths. (d) Retired? Date Signature It was given to the persons possessing the following qualifica (iv) Medicine: Persons holding degree or diploma or tion. Post Graduate degree in medicine (i) Science: Anyone holding B.A., or B.Sc., M.A., and! or Surgery and other allied or M.Sc., or higher degrees like Ph.D., subjects (both Indian and Allopathic). etc. in science subjects like Physics, Under-graduates and persons holding certificates other than Mathematics, Chemistry, Agriculture, diplomas were not required to fill in this card. Geology, Geography, Zoology, Botany Special instructions were issued to the Enumerators as to etc. how these cards should be distributed and how they should be (ii) Engineering: Anyone holding a recognised collected after fiiling in. Question No.6 of the Census indivi degree or diploma in Engineering. dual slip dealing with educational qualification, indicated the (iii) Technology: Anyone holding a degree or presence of any scientific or technical personnel in the house diploma in technical subjects like hold. The Enumerator gave a card to each such person during Chemical Technology, Leather his first visit to the households between 10th and 28th February Technology. Glass and Ceramic 1961. If the scientific and technical personnel could not be Technology etc. contacted, the card was given to any other member of the H-C 17 130 household. Along with the card, an appeal to the person the sub-branches of specialisation with the number of people concerned explaining the dearth of data about scientific and qualified in each of them, have also been indicated. technical Personnel and the necessity to collect these particulars Table No.2 classifies the technically qualified people as now in the context of our Five Years Plans, was also issued. employed, unemployed and retired. Persons in each of these These cards were collected by the Enumerators during their categories have been further classified according to their revisional round between 1st and 5th March 1961. In practice, marital status. Persons qualificd in each branch of study are a number of persons had not filled in the cards by that time shown separately. and in such cases, they were requested to fill in the particulars Table No.3 deals with the year of graduation. In the case and to send them by post. They were not, however, required of Graduates in Physical Sciences, years of obtaining Post to pay the postage as the card was devised in the form of a Graduate degrees have also been given. the years of gradua 'Business Reply Card'. tion hu\'e been classified as before 1920, 1920 to 29, 1930 to 39, Altogether about ·3,20,000 cards were distributed among the 1940 to 44, 1945 to 49 etc. .'" residuary eolum of 'year not Chargc Officers for the enumeration of scientific and technical stated' has also been given. personnel. More cards were distributed in the urban areas Table No.4 deals with the double graduates. Graduates than in the rural areas. The actual number of filled in cards in Engineering and Technology, who also hold degrees in received by us was only 25,709. The enumeration of scientific selected branches of Physical Sciences like Physics, Mathematics, and technical personnel was voluntary. As such the coverage Chemistry, Zoology etc., are detailed according to their branch was inadequate. These cards were tabulated at Delhi and of study. eight tables were prepared dealing with various characteristics Table No.5 deals with the nature and sector of employment of the enumerated technical personnel, as described below: of persons qualified in each branch of science and technology. The employed persons have been classified according to the Table 1. Classification of qualified persons by branch sector of employment i.e. public sector, private sector or self and sub-branch of science and technology. employment. Persons in each of these sectors, have been Table 2. Type of activity and marital status of the further classified according to their nature of employment, that persons in each branch of science and is, whether engaged in tcaching, whether employed in industry technology. or outside industry. Whether the employment is with research Table 3. Year of graduation or of obtaining Post assignment or without research assignment has also been Graduate degree. indicated. Table No. 6 presents the monthly incomes of employed Table 4. Engineering and technical personnel qualified persons. Here again, the employed persons in public and in Physical sciences. private sectors and self-employed persons are shown separately. Table 5. Nature and sector of employment of qualified The technicians in each of the sectors of employment have persons. been classified according to their monthly incomes. Table 6. Monthly incomes of employed persons. Table No.7 deals with the tenure and sector of employ ment. The employed persons have been classified according to Table 7. Tenure and sector of employment of employed their tenure of employment, as permanent, temporary, on persons. contract, research scholar etc. Figures for the three sectors of Table 8. Age and period of unemployment of unem employment are furnished separately. ployed persons. Table No.8 deals only with the unemployed persons. It Table No. 1 presents the total number of qualified persons cross-clasifies the age of the unemployed persons with the in each branch and sub-branch of science and technology. periods of unemployment. Here again, figures are given They have been classified into 58 categories based on the main separately for persons qualified in the various branches of branch of study. Under each of the main branches of study, science and technology. APPENDIX TO TABLE C-lIl UNION AND STATE TABLE-I Classification by each Branch & Sub-Branch of Science or Technology MADRAS Classification No. of Description of Branch/Sub-Branch of Science or Technology branch/sub-branch of Science or Technology , Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 "0,0- 8 POST GRADUATES (including Doctorates) in Science 1,394 1,202 192 OX Physics 225 208 17 00 Physics (including Mathematical Physics) 225 208 17 Mathematics 376 334 42 10 Pure Mathematics 368 327 41 11 Applicd Mathematics 8 7 2 Statistics 52 49 3 20 Statistics 52 49 3 3 Chemistry 299 258 41 ')~.., 30 Physical Chemistry ,,--'/ 205 32 31 Inorganic Chemistry 5 4 32 Organic Chemistry 35 31 4 33 Bio-Chemistry 22 18 4 4 Agriculture 80 75 5 40 Agriculture (including Agricultural Botany & Agricultural Economics) 80 75 5 5 Bio-Sciences 261 198 63 50 Zoology 139 108 31 51 Botany 113 83 30 52 Anthropology 3 3 53 Others (e.g. Physiology,Fisheries etc.) 6 4 2 6 Geology! Geophysics 44 44 60 Geology 42 42 61 Geophysks 2 2 7 Geography 29 13 16 70 Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 29 13 16 8 Other Sciences 28 23 5 80 Other Sciences (e.g. Psychology, Applied Psychology, Archaeology, Meteorology 28 23 5 etc.) 9 GRADUA TES (B.A. and H.Ses., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 12,078 10,516 1,562 90 General Sciences (Phys., Math., Stat., Chern., Bio-Sciences, Geo!., Geo., Phys., and other Sciences) 11,357 9,807 1,550 91 Agriculture 719 707 12 92 Forestry 1 1 93 Horticulture 1 94 Other~ 10-33 ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY DEGREES (Graduates & Doctorates) 3,351 3,332 19 to. Aeronautics 7 7 .1JlO Aeronautics 7 7 11 Agricultural Engineering 7 7 110 Agricultural Engineering (General) 5 5 III Applied Botany 112 Farm Power & Machinery 113 Soil & Water conservation 2 2 12 Applied Geology/Geophysics 120 Applied Geology and Geophysics (General) 121 Exploration Geophysics 122 Geo-Chemistry 13 Architecture & Regional Planning 5 5 132 APPENDIX TO TABLE C-IlI UNION AND STATE TABLE-I Contd. Classification by each Branch & Sub-Branch of Science or Technology MADRAS Classification No. of Description of Branch/Sub-Branch of Science or Technology branch/sub-branch of Science or Technology Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 130 Architecture & Regional Planning (General) 5 5 131 Town & Country Planning 132 Housing 14 Automobile 18 18 140 Automobile 18 18 15-16 Chemical Engineering & Technology 183 181 2 150 Chemical Engineering & Technology (including Applied Chemistry) 163 162 1 151 Technology of Gas Reaction at High Pressures 152 High Polymers & Rubber Technology 153 Synthetic Drugs & Chemicals 154 Technology of Oils, Fats & Waxes etc. 6 6 155 Pigments, Paints & Varnishes 2 2 156 Applied Microbiology 6 5 157 Petroleum Technology 158 Intermediates & Dyes Technology 2 2 159 Plastics 1 160 Design of Chemical Plants 161 Technology of Fine Organic Chemicals 162 Electro-Chemical Technology 2 2 163 Technology of Heavy Inorganic Chemicals 17-18 Civil 1,409 1,406 3 170 Civil Engineering (General) 1,280 1,277 3 171 Advanced Hydraulics, Dam Construction & Irrigation Engineering 6 6 172 Aerial Survey 173 Dam Design, Irrigation Engineering & Hydraulics 2 2 174 Harbour Engineering 175 Highway Engineering 42 42 176 Hydraulics, Irrigation & Flood Control 6 6 177 Municipal Engineering 178 Photogrammetric Engineering 1 1 179 Public Health Engineering 28 28 180 Soil Engineering 2 2 181 Soil Mechanics & Foundation 19 19 182 Structural Engineering 21 21 183 Water Power & Dam Construction 1 19-20 Electrical 642 640 2 190 Electrical (General) 575 574 191 Accoustical Engineering 192 Advanced Broadcasting Engineering 193 Advanced Electronics 194 Advanced Line Communication 3 3 195 Applied Physics 5 5 196 Control System and Instrumentation 197 Electrical Communication Engineering 32 31 198 Electrical Machine Design 4 4 199 Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Hydraulics & Voltage. 200 Electro Accoustical Engineering 201 Electro Vaccum Technology 202 Electronics & Radio Engineering 3 3 204 Radio Physics & Electronics S 8 133 APPENDIX TO TABLE C-III UNION AND STATE TABLE-I Contd. Classification by each Branch & Sub-Branch of Science or Technology MADRAS Classification No. of Description of Branch/Sub-Branch of Science or Technology branch/sub-branch of Science or Technology Persons Males Females 1 3 4 5 205 Radio & V. H. F. Engineering II II 206 Ultra Short & Micro·wave Engineering 21 Electrical Mechanical 110 110 210 Electrical Machanical 110 110 22 Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 11 10 220 Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 11 10 23 Fuel & Petroleum Technology 4 4 230 Fuel & Petroleum Technology 4 4 24 Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 9 9 240 Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 9 9 25 Leather Technology 33 33 250 Leather Technology 33 33 26-27 Mechanical Engineering 696 692 4 260 Mechanical Engineering (iucluding Mechanics and Prime Movers) (General) 680 676 4 261 Applied Thermodynamics (including Heat Power Engineering) 1 I 262 Gas Turbins 263 Foundry Engineering 5 5 264 Industrial Engineering (including Industrial Physics) 265 Internal Combustion Engineering 266 Mechine Design 267 Mechanical Handling of Materials 268 Production Engineering or Technology 4 4 269 Power Engineering 2 2 270 Refrigeration, Air-Conditioning & its Plant Design 271 Servo-mechanism & Instrumentation 28 Metallurgy 12 12 280 Metallurgy (including advanced & Ferrous Production Metallurgy) 12 12 29 Mining 11 II 290 Mining (including Ore Dressing) 11 II 30 Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 21 19 2 300 Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 21 19 2 31 Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 58 54 4 310 Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 58 54 4 32 Textiles 109 108 320 Textile Chemistry 37 37 321 Textile Technology 72 71 33 Others 6 6 330 Others (Le. Instrument Technology etc.) 6 6 34-47 ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMAS 4,793 4,764 29 34 Aeronautical Engineering 14 14 340 Aeronautical Engineering 14 14 35 Automobile Engineering 269 269 350 Automobile Engineering 269 269 36 Chemical Engineering 45 44 360 Chemical Engineering (including General & Chemical Technology) 45 44 37 Civil Engineering 1,632 1.625 7 370 Civil Engineering (including Draughtsmen, Overseers, Surveyors and Computors etc.) 1,632 1,625 7 134 APPENDIX TO TABLE C-III UNION AND STATE TABLE-I Coucld. Classification by each Branch &: Sub-Branch of Sciellce or Technology MADRAS Classification No. of Description of Branch 'Sub-Branch of Science or Technology branch!sub-branchof Science or Techonlogy Persons Males Females 2 -' 4 5 38 Electrical Engineering 959 957 2 380 Electrical Engineering 959 957 2 39 Electrical Mechanical Engineering 38 37 I 390 Electrical Mechanical Engineering 38 37 1 40 Glass & Ceramics Technology 18 18 400 Glass & Ceramics Technology (including Pottery, Refractory & Enamel) 18 18 41 Mather Technolog) 42 42 410 Leather Technology 42 42 42 Leechanical Engineering 945 943 2 420 Mechanical Engineering 945 943 2 43 Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 430 Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 44 Mining Engineering 38 38 440 Mining & Engineering (including Mine Surveying) 38 38 . 45 Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 165 162 3 450 Tele-Communication (including Wireless Tclegraphy)/Radio (including Sound Projection) & CommuniCation Engineering 165 162 3 46 Textile Technology 170 169 1 460 Textile Technology (including Textile Chemistry) 170 169 1 47 Others 453 441 12 470 Others (Le. Architecture. Priming. Fooli. Fisheries etc,) 453 441 12 411 Engineering & Technology-Certificale Courses 160 156 4 480 Engineering 8: TcchnologY--Certificate Courses 160 156 4 49-S1 M.edicine (Modem Sy~tem). CoHege Bachelor's Degree and abo\,e 1,962 1,556 406 49 General Human Medicine/Surgerv 1,409 1,137 272 490 General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,409 1.137 272 50 Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 530 417 113 500 Specialised Human JVledicinc/Surgery 530 417 113 51 Nursing 23 2 21 510 Nursing 23 2 21 52 Animal Husbandry. LivC''lock & Veterinary 231 225 6 520 Animal Husbandry. Livestock & Veterinary 231 225 6 53-55 Medicine (Modern System)-Diploma Level 971 820 151 53 Human Medicine/Surgery 826 703 123 530 Human Medicine; Surgery 826 703 123 54 Nursing 36 9 27 540 Nursing 36 9 27 55 Animal Husbandry, Livesto(;k & Veterinary 109 to8 1 550 .\nimal Husbandry. Livestock & Veterinary 109 108 I 56 Ayurvcdic. Unani & other systems of Medicine 562 496 66 560 Ayurvedic. Unani & other systems of Medicine 562 496 66 57 UNCLASS£FIABLE 207 183 24 570 Not elsewhere classified 207 183 24 ALL BRANCHES 25,709 23,250 2,459' APPENDIX State Table-II 136 ST ATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH MADRAS Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification Numbn Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 0-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 1.394 1,202 192 O. Physics 225 208 17 1. Mathematics 376 334- 42 2. Statistics 52 49 3 3. Chemistry 2')') 258 41 4. Agriculture 80 75 5 Bio-Sciences 261 198 63 6. Geology jGeophysics « « 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 29 13 16 8. Other Science 28 23 5 9. Graduates (B.A., & B. Sc., including Honours) in Gend,,; Science Subjects Il.On 10,516 1,562 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology. 3.351 3,332 l' 10. Aeronautics 7 7 II. Agricultural Engineering 7 7 12. Applied Geology / Geophysics 13. Archit~cture & Regional Planning 5 14. Automobile IS 18 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 183 181 2 17-18. Civil 1.409 1.406 19-20. Flectrical 6-1-2 640 2 21. Electrical Mechanical IJO 110 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technolog~ II lit 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 4 4 24. Glass. Silicate. Ceramics & Cement Technology 9 9 137 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS OF SCmNCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. Employed Unemployed Total Never Married Married Others Total Never Married Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1,076 142 342 100 716 36 18 6 74 45 48 12 183 12 56 9 124 2 3 17 5 8 1 293 30 91 23 198 7 4 18 12 11 3 44 3 23 19 2 2 5 5 240 30 75 21 160 8 5 10 9 7 69 4 14 3 55 3 182 50 66 35 112 12 4 3 12 12 7 4 33 8 25 7 7 12 11 3 8 9 3 5 2 20 2 6 14 2 2 9,154 934 3,061 607 5,876 297 217 30 1,039 617 681 237 3,153 13 933 8 2,153 5 67 96 4 52 7 3 3 7 6 4 2 2 18 7 11 163 46 113 4 18 13 1,334 2 359 946 29 23 9 614 2 201 2 403 10 21 14 93 8 83 2 5 10 1 8 3 2 8 8 lI-C 18 13S STATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH MADRAS-Conld. Unemployed Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification Number Married Others Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 ()-li. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 22 33 4 O. Physics 9 4 1. Mathematics 4 9 3 2. Statistics 3. Chemistry 2 8 4. Agriculture 2 5. Bio-Sciences 5 8 6. Geology/Geophysics 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 3 8. Other Science 9. Graduates (B.A.,&B. Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 307 365 51 15 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 41 3 3 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile ]5-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 5 17-18. Civil 14 19-20. Electrical 5 2 21. Electrical Mechanical 5 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 139 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. Retired Total Never Married Married Others Females Males Males Females Males Females Males Females 22 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 52 5 4 4 45 3 8 7 23 21 8 2 8 3 2 4 3 4 2 2 2 2 323 11 10 2 303 9 10 83 2 4 72 7 49 3 41 5 5 4 12 11 1040 STATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification Number Total Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 25. Leather Technology 33 33 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 696 692 4 2S. Metallurgy 12 12 29. Mining II II 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 21 19 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 58 54 4 32. Textiles 109 lOS 33. Others 6 6 34-47. ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMAS. 4,793 4,764 29 34. Aeronautical Engineering 14 14 35. Automobile Engineering 269 269 36. Chemical Engineering 45 44 37. Civil Engineering 1,632 1,625 7 3S. Electrical Engineering 959 957 2 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 38 37 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 18 IS 41. Leather Technology 42 42 42. Mechanical Engineering 945 943 2 43. Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 44. Mining Engineering 38 38 45. Tele-CommunicationjRadio & Communication Engineeri~g 165 162 3 46. Textile Technology 170 169 47. Others 453 441 21 48. Engineering & TechnologY-Certificate Courses 160 156 4 141 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS ,OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRA3-Contd. Employed Unemployed Total Never Married Married Others Total Never Married Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 30 10 20 3 3 664 4 246 2 403 2 IS 14 7 12 12 10 3 7 19 3 14 2 53 3 14 3 37 2 98 24 73 8 3 6 4 2 4,385 24 1,863 12 2,409 11 113 269 5 172 4 13 3 10 253 112 135 6 16 13 41 17 23 3 2 1,484 5 636 2 810 3 38 74 2 45 906 364 516 26 39 21 36 4 29 3 18 4 14 33 14 18 9 7 867 2 440 402 2 25 61 44 5 4 34 27 7 4 2 140 2 47 90 3 20 15 ]54 53 99 2 12 3 401 II 142 8 252 3 7 30 19 114 2 45 65 4 22 2 13 142 STATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH MADRAS Contc1. Unemployed Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification Numbe-r Married Others Males Females Males Female 18 19 20 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 7 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 3l. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 32. Textiles 4 33. Others 34-47. ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMAS 83 14 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 2 36. Chemical Engineering 37. Civil Engineering 21 8 38. Electrical Engineering 17 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 41. Leather Technology 2 0'042. Mechanical Engineering 15 2 43. Metallurgical Engineering "> 44. Mining Engineering 45. Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 5 46. Textile Technology 9 47. Others 10 ' 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 7 2 2 143 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS ()F SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. Retired Total Never Married Married Others Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14 13 2 2 110 5 103 2 67 4 62 12 10 15 15 2 2 3 3 10 10 20 5 15 144 STATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH MADRAS-Coutd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Clas,ification Number Total Persons Males Females, : 3 4 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 1,%2 1,556 406 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,409 1,l37 272 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 530 417 113 51. Nursing 23 2 21 52. Animal Husbandry-Livestock & Veterinary 231 225 6 53-55. Medicine (Modern system)-Diploma_Level 971 820 151 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 826 703 123 54. Nursing 36 9 27 55. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 109 108 56, Ayurvedic, Unani and other Systems of Medicines 562 496 66 57. Unclassifiable 207 183 24 ALL BRANCH~S 25,709 23,250 2,459' 145 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS OF SCIENCE OR. TECHNOLOGY IIvlADRAS-Contd. Employed Unemployed Total Never Marrieu "Iarried Others Total Never Marrieu :'v1ales Females Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 \) 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 1,417 371 24-1 168 J ,13-1 197 39 6 66 30 25 12 1,037 244 204 98 803 141 30 5 53 25 23 10 378 106 40 57 330 48 g 13 5 2 2 2 21 13 8 215 5 82 2 128 3 5 7 2 615 114 62 41 525 69 28 4 36 18 5 513 92 52 29 436 60 25 3 35 13 3 8 22 12 7 ') 5 2 94 9 82 :< 441 52 78 23 351 27 12 2 47 13 II 7 160 16 45 7 112 9 3 17 7 11 5 20,730 1,673 6,755 969 ]3,469 655 506 49 1.673 742 ,016] 283 lI-C 19 i46 STATE TABLE-II TYPE OF OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH 'VTADR I\S-Contd. Unemployed Description of Branch of Science 0' Tcchnolog~' with Classillcation Number Married Others Males Females Males Femal~· 17 18 19 20 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor', Degree & ahllVe 40 16 2 49. General !-Ium:m Medicine/Surger) 30 13 2 50. Specialised !-Iuman Medicine'Surger) 10 3 51. Nursing 52. Animal Husbandry-Livestock & Veterinar\ 4 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 31 D --I 53. Human Medicine/Surger) 30 10 4 54, Nursing 3 55, Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinar) 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 33 6 57. Unclassifiable 4 2 ALL BRANCHES 572 442 85 147 ACTIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. Retired Total Never Married Married Others Males Female.; \1ales Females 'vI ales Females 'v1ales Females 21 22 '"--' 24 25 26 27 28 73 5 5 66 3 2 1 47 3 5 .. 0 .2 .2 1 26 2 26 3 2 169 19 7 5 156 13 (, 155 18 7 5 142 13 6 14 14 6 5 S47 44 41 12 775 28 31 4 APPENDIX State Table-III 150 STATE TABLE-HI YEAR OF OBTAINING POST AND GRADUATES AND DOCTORATES AND SELECTED BRANCHES MADRAS Description of Branch of Sciences or Technology with Classification Number Total Persons . Males Females 2 3 4 0-8. POST GRADUATES (including Doctorates) IN SCIENCE 1,394 1,202 192 o Physics 225 208 17 1. Mathematics 376 334 42 2. Statistics 52 49 3 3. Chemistry 299 258 41 4_ Agriculture 80 75 5 5_ Bio-Science 261 198 63 6. GeologyI Geo-pbysics 44 44 7_ Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 29 13 16 8. Other Sciences 28 23 5 10-33. DEGREES & DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 3,351 3_332 19 10. Aeronautics 7 7 11. Agricultural Engineering 7 7 12. Applied Geology IGco-physics 13_ Architecture & Regional Planning 5 5 14. Automobile 18 18 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 183 181 2 17-18. Civil 1,409 1,406 3 19-20. Electrical 642 640 2 21. Electrical Mechanical 110 110 22. Food. Sugar & Dairying Technology 11 10 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 4 4 24_ Glass. Silicate. Ceramics & Cement Technology 9 9 25_ Leather Technology 33 33 151 GRADUATE DEGREES IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES IN ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE MADRAS-Contd. Year of obtaining Degree Before-·1920 1920-·'29 1930--'39 1940-·'44 1945--'49 1950-·'54 Males Females Males Females Males Female, Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 85 2 115 13 75 4 101 16 216 33 3 18 26 13 16 2 35 11 10 37 % 3 27 27 4 51 8 3 2 11 3 13 22 4 15 26 4 53 5 3 5 5 9 7 14 4 11 2 18 3 44 14 5 3 4 6 2 2 4 2 2 7 2 28 9S 2 214 2 186 319 776 6 2 2 2 5 21 42 22 47 84 106 349 2 9 58 32 64 157 2 14 35 12 24 17 1 3 2 4 4 6 7 152 STATE TABLE-III YEAR OF OBTAINING POST AND GRADUATES AND DOCTORATES AND SELECTED BRANCHES MADRAS-Contd. Year of obtaining Degree Description of Branch of Sciences or Technology with Classification Number 1955 1956 Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 <>-8. POST GRADUATES (including Doctorates) IN SCIENCE 54 8 81 18 O. Physics 6 2 15 2 1. Mathematics 13 2 15 3 2. Statistics 2 3 3. Chemistry 11 3 25 3 4. Agriculture 3 6 5. Bio-Science 15 11 9 6. Geology/Geo-physics 2 2 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 2 8. Other Sciences 2 2 10-33. DEGREES & DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 181 213 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 2 12. Applied Geology/Geo-physics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 2 14. Automobile 2 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 14 10 17-18. Civil 64 82 19-20. Electrical 34 39 21. Electrical Mechanical 2 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 25. Leather Technology 2 153 GRADUATE DEGREES IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES IN ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE MADRAS-Contd. Year of obtaining Degree 1957 1958 1959 1960 Year not Stated Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 70 17 107 13 95 20 168 45 17 2 12 1 15 15 3 31 4 3 20 2 33 4 22 8 27 7 6 3 7 1 8 10 1 14 4 17 3 20 3 35 10 4 7 1 3 8 24 2 2 11 7 26 2 14 4 26 16 4 13 2 2 3 2 4 2 3 2 1 1 227 224 312 3 485 2 72 2 1 1 2 6 8 II-C 20 154 STATE TABLE-ID YEAR OF OBTAINING POST AND GRADUATES AND DOCTORATES AND SELECTED BRANCHES MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Sciences or Technology with Classification Number Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 696 692 4 28. Metallurgy 12 12 29. Mining 11 11 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 21 19 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 58 54 4 32. Textiles 109 108 33. Others 6 6 49,50 MEDICINE (MODERN SYSTEM) COLLEGE & 52. } BACHELOR'S DEGREE AND ABOVE 2,170 1,779 391 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,409 1,137 272 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 530 417 113 52. Animal Hl1·J.,~ndry Livestock & Veterinary 231 225 6 155 GRADUATE DEGREES IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES IN ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE MADRAS-Contd. Year of obtaining Degree Before--1920 1920--'29 1930--'39 1940--'44 1945--'49 1950--'54 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 3 23 22 38 51 1 143 1 2 3 3 2 5 1 6 11 13 2 2 6 20 34 21 1 81 10 159 19 137 22 192 51 365 95 18 1 59 7 120 10 104 12 132 36 223 67 17 3 34 9 24 10 46 15 78 26 5 5 9 14 64 2 156 STATE TABLE-III YEAR OF OBTAINING POST AND GRADUATES AND DOCTORATES AND SELECTED BRANCHES MADRAS Contd. Year of obtaining Degree Description of Branch of Sciences or Technology with Classification Number 1955 1956 Males Females Males Females. 17 18 19 20 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 50 56 1 28. Metallurgy 1 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 4 6 32. Textiles 7 9 33. Others 49, 50 } MEDICINE (MODERN SYSTEM) COLLEGE & 52. BACHELOR'S DEGREE AND ABOVE 105 21 109 30 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 73 17 73 26 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 15 4 26 3 52. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 17 10 1 157 GRDUATE DEGREES IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES IN ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE MADRAs-eontd. Year of obtaining Degree 1957 1958 1959 1960 Year not Stated Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 52 45 71 128 10 1 2 4 2 2 5 4 3 6 7 6 7 6 3 6 116 31 128 36 182 43 130 26 54 6 79 26 75 25 94 33 50 9 . 37 3 22 5 32 11 63 10 45 15 13 2 15 21 25 35 2 4 1 APPENDIX State Table"IV 160 STATE TABLE-IV PERSONS HOLDING DEGREES IN ENGINEERING & IN SELECTED BRANCHES OF MADRAS Persons, holding Bachelor's or Post Graduate Degrees in Total Engineering or Technology Persons Males Females 2 3 4 10-33, POST GRADUATES (including Doctorates) IN SCIENCE 683 679 4 10. Aeronautics 2 2 11. Agriculture Engineering 3 3 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 1 14. Automobile 13 13 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 95 94 17-18. Civil 189 189 19-20. Electrical 130 130 21. Electrical Mechanical 23 23 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 9 9 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 25. Leather Technology 32 32 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 87 85 2 28. Metallurgy 2 2 29. Mining 6 6 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 4 4 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 14 13 32. Textile 66 66 33. Others 6 6 49, 50 } MEDICINE (MODERN SYSTEM) COLLEGE BACHELOR'S & 52. DEGREE AND ABOVE 304 270 34 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 234 207 27 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 61 55 6 52. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 9 8 161 TECHNOLOGY AND ALSO HOLDING DEGREES PHYSICAL SCIENCES MADRAS-Contd. Persons holding Post-Graduate Degrees in Physical Sciences in Select(d Branches O-Physics 1-Mathematics 3-Chemistry • 4-Agriculture Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 ·9 10 11 12 6 3 8 5 6 3 2 4 3 1 ell 21 162 STATE TABLE-IV PERSONS HOLDING DEGREES IN ENGINEERING &; IN SELECTED BRANCHES OF MADRAS-Contd. Persons Holding Post-Graduate Degrees in Persons. Holding Bachelor's or Post Graduate Degrees in Engineering or Technology 50-Zoology 51·Botany Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 10-33. POST GRADUATES (including Doctorates) IN SCIENCE 2 10. Aeronautics 11. Agriculture Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 17-18. Civil 19-20. Electrical 21. Electrical Mechanical 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 32. Textile 33. Others 49, 50 } MEDICINE (MODERN SYSTEM) COLLEGE BACHELOR'S & 52 DEGREE AND ABOVE 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 52. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 163 TECHNOLOGY AND ALSO HOLDING DEGREES PHYSICAL SCIENCES MADRAS-Contd. Physical Sciences in Selected Branches Bachelor's Degree 52-53 Other Bio-Sciences 6-Geology ex Physics 91-Agriculture 90 & 92-94 Others Males Females Males Females Males Femalei Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 2 657 4 2 3 13 88 189 121 23 8 32 84 2 2 5 2 13 64 6 264 34 203 27 54 6 7 APPENDIX State Table-V 166 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 ()-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 1,218 1,076 142 o. Physics 195 183 12 1. Mathematics 323 293 30 2. Statistics 47 44 3 3. Chemistry 270 240 30 4. Agriculture 73 69 4 5. Bio-Sciences 232 182 50 6. Geology IGeophysics 33 33 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 23 12 11 8. Other Science 22 20 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 10,088 9,154 934 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 3,166 3,153 13 10. Aeronautics 7 7 11. Agricultural Engineering 7 7 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 4 4 14. Automobile 18 18 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 164 163 17-18. Civil 1,336 1,334 2 19-20. Electrical 616 614 2 21. Electrical Mechanical 93 93 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 10 10 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 3 3 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 8 i) 167 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Type of Employmen~ Total Teaching in School Teaching in College Technical in Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 598 72 18 6 186 32 39 6 90 5 37 1 7 149 14 9 3 34 5 9 1 27 3 7 1 127 11 40 4 12 1 62 3 1 15 2 1 108 26 2 40 13 7 3 16 2 5 2 5 8 3 6 14 2 5 5,921 472 1,323 249 225 41 318 10 2,3H> 9 18 180 973 2 (; 3 10 1 8 78 10 38 1,150 2 6 81 344 470 2 5 27 260 49 1 26 3 3 2 4 1 3 168 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Technical Outside Non-Technical Industry Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 ()--8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 112 14 183 14 O. Physics 18 2 27 1 1. Mathematics 18 79 5 2. Statistics 10 9 3. Chemistry 47 4 27 2 4. Agriculture 36 9 5 Bio-Sciences 34 S 25 s 6. Geology/Geophysics 4 3 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 1 . 8. Other Science 5 3 9. Graduates (B.A., & B. Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 878 50 3,177 122 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering-Technology. 1,097 7 42 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 2 12. Applied Geology (Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 24 1 6 17-18. Civil 701 2 18 19-20. Electrical 169 2 9 21. Electrical Mechanical 20 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 3 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology .. ~ 169 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR Research Assignment Type of Employment With Without Total Teaching in School Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 244 27 354 45 437 68 34 3 21 2 69 3 84 6 4 22 3 127 11 126 16 25 6 2 21 1 16 69 7 58 4 103 19 47 3 15 7 ... 66 8 42 18 74 23 3 13 16 2 3 7 6 3 2 8 6 5 324 31 5,597 441 2,517 433 915 308 156 2,154 9 739 4 22 2 5 5 1 170 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment._---- Teaching in College Technical in Industry Males Females Males Females 1 25 26 27 28 0-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 292 56 44 1 o Physics 62 6 5 1. Mathematics 79 12 5 1 2. Statistics 10 3 3. Chemistry 69 16 20 4. Agriculture 1 2 5. Bio-Sciences 55 19 6 6. Geology I Geo-physics 11 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 4 2 8. Other Science 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science subjects 297 92 439 3 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 121 461 3 10. Aeronautics 4 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology / Geo-physics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 4 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 7 62 17-18. Civil 34 65 19-20. Electrical 30 69 21. Electrical Mechanical 27 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 7 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 3 171 ·OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS,Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Type of Employment Research Assignment Technical outside Industry Non-Technical With Without Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 23 5 44 3 88 7 349 61 4 9 12 72 6 2 1 15 2 9 117 I 15 3 4 12 8 2 5 34 3 69 16 3 2 5 3 2 10 17 3 57 20 2 2 5 11 5 3 4 116 6 750 24 64 6 2,453 427 112 23 55 684 4 3 2 1 4 6 4 8 71 35 2 14 130 27 1 18 114 7 36 7 3 172 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF EMPLOYMENT Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Total Teaching in School Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 0- 8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 41 2 O. Physics 9 1. Mathematics 18 2. Statistics 3. Chemistry 10 4. Agriculture S. Bio-Science 6. Geology/Geophysics 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 1 8. Other Science 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 716 29 16 5 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 104 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 2 14. Automobile 3 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 6 17-18. Civil 40 19-20. Electrical 12 21. Electrical Mechanical 7 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 1 173 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. SELF EMPLOYMENT Type of Employment Research Assignment ---~~-~ ---- ~~----- ~----~~ ------~-- Teaching in Technical in Technical outside Non-Technical With Without College Industry Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 5 3 3 29 2 1 40 2 2 1 6 9 1 3 1 13 18 :1 1 6 10 1 1 1 4 2 39 79 5 578 16 2 714 29 2 43 43 16 4 100 2 2 2 1 3 4 2 5 1l 24 4 40 7 3 11 3 2 2 7 1 174 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 25. Leather Technology 30 30 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 668 664 4 28. Metallurgy 12 12 29. Mining 10 10 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 20 19 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 56 53 3 32. Textiles 98 98 33. Others 6 6 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 4,409 4,385 24 34. Aeronautical Engineering 13 13 35. Automobile Engineering 253 253 36. Chemical Engineering 42 41 37. Civil Engineering 1,489 1,484 5 38. Electrical Engineering 907 906 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 37 36 40 Glass & Ceramics Technology 18 18 41. Leather Technology 33 33 42. Mechanical Engineering 869 867 2 43. Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 44. Mining Engineering 34 34 45. Tele-Communication!Radio & Communication Engineering 142 140 2 46. Textile Technology 155 154 47. Others 412 401 11 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 116 114 2 175 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Type of Employment Total Teaching in School Teaching in College Technical in Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 26 2 2 10 427 3 44 242 7 5 8 7 14 1 8 21 2 6 7 26 3 10 5 3,130 20 80 2 76 1,466 5 9 3 168 5 102 12 2 7 1,326 5 5 15 469 2 673 26 15 366 1 21 2 15 13 7 23 17 472 2 26 13 318 2 27 26 82 2 2 3 30 1 34 4 2 18 268 8 13 19 88 84 7 3 24 1 176 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment._---- Technical Outside Non-Technical Industry Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 25. Leather Technology 10 2 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 133 5 28. Metallurgy 2 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 6 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 8 32. Textiles 12 33. Others 4 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 1,405 10 103 3 34. Aeronautical Engineering 4 35. Automobile Engineering 54 6 36. Chemical Engineering 3 37. Civil Engineering 807 3 30 38. Electrical Engineering 262 4 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 3 1 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 5 41. Leather Technology 3 42. Mechanical Engineering 112 3 43. Metallurgical Engineering 2 44. Mining Engineering 1 45. Tele-CommunicationfRadio & Communication Engineering 37 10 46. Textile Technology 8 2 47. Others 108 4 40 3 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 27 5 177 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR Research Assignment Type of Employment With Without Total Teaching in School Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 17 9 4 8 419 215 3 7 2 5 5 8 2 12 5 4 17 2 27 4 22 67 4 95 2 3,035 18 1,139 3 74 2 7 5 163 79 2 10 26 13 1,313 5 142 8 5 668 1 212 23 21 13 2 11 4 5 18 6 9 463 2 381 34 1 3 27 7 5 77 2 43 6 28 114 2 40 2 228 6 108 3 4 2 82 26 C-II 2,. ~'j 178 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Descrlption of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Teaching in College Technical in Industry Males Females Males Females 25. Leather Technology 3 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 38 146 2 28. Metallurgy 4 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 3 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 18 32. Textiles 4 48 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 52 790 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 71 36. Chemical Engineering 22 37. Civil Engineering 10 76 38. Electrical Engineering 8 125 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 9 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 4 41. Leather Technology 5 42. Mechanical Engineering 20 281 43. Metallurgical Engineering 2 44. Mining Engineering 7 45. Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 3 24 46. Textile Technology 2 97 47. Others 8 67 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 17 179 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd . . PRIVATE SECTOR Type of Employment Research Assignment -.-~----.----- Technical outside Industry Non-Technical With Without Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 4 18 6 6 209 3 5 5 7 2 2 25 8 6 2 65 194 2 29 39 1,100 3 4 3 79 3 2 24 46 2 141 54 2 6 206 3 13 1 3 2 4 43 3 9 372 1 2 7 11 4 2 41 9 4 6 108 20 2 9 9 99 3 8 26 1 180 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR 0' EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. ----- SELF EMPLOYMENT Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Total Teaching in School Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 22 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 5 32. Textiles 5 33. Others 34-37. Engineering arid Technology Diplomas 116 3 34. Aeronautical Engineering 3 35. Automobile Engineering 6 36. Chemical Engineering 3 37. Civil Engineering 16 1 38. Electrical Engineering 21 1 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 2 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 41. Leather Technology 4 42. Mechanical Engineering 14 43. Metallurgical Engineering 44. Mining Engineering 45. Tele-Communication!Radio & Communication Engineering 15 1 46. Textile Technology 6 47. Others 25 43. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 4 181 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. SELF EMPLOYMENT Type of Employment Research Assi~nment ----~~----~~------Teaching in Technical in Technical outside Non-Technical With Without College Industry Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 12 7 3 22 1 1 4 1 5 2 3 5 2 41 56 14 4 111 1 1 2 3 3 3 6 1 1 1 1 3 1 10 5 16 6 12 2 20 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 3 7 5 2 14 1 3 9 1 14 4 1 6 6 13 6 1 24 1 1 2 4 182 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males FemaleS 2 3 4 49-51. Moedicine (Modem system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 1,788 1,41~, 371 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,281 1,037 244 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 484 378 106 51. Nursing 23 2 21 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 220 215 5 ~3-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 729 615 114 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 605 513 92 54. Nursing 30 8 22 55. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 94 94 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicine 493 441 52 57. Unclassifiable 176 160 16 ALL BRANCHES 22,403 20,730 1,673 183 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Type of Employment Total Teaching in School Teaching in College Technical in Industry Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 873 238 3 3 213 36 41 7 611 169 2 94 20 28 4 261 64 1 119 16 13 3 5 1 2 208 5 46 2 25 317 66 4 3 14 1 37 4 223 50 3 6 26 2 8 16 2 2 2 86 6 11 198 18 5 13 2 13 1 102 10 6 5 9 16 13,741 911 1,465 269 965 115 2,970 34 184 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Technical Outside Non-Technical Industry Males Females Males Females 13 14 15 16 49-51. Medicine (Modem system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 554 174 62 18 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 433 134 54 11 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 121 38 8 6 51. Nursing 2 52. Animal Husbandry-Livestock & Veterinary 129 3 7 j3-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 240 45 22 13 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 172 36 16 10 54. Nursing 4 9 2 3 55. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 64 4 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 151 13 16 2 57. Unc)assifiab)e 38 2 33 3 ALL BRANCHES 4,691 318 3,650 175 ;85 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. .-.~--.-" --~-~-- PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR Research Assignment Type of Employment With Without Total Teaching in School Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 66 13 807 225 Hil 71 3 7 24 5 587 164 118 36 2 42 R 219 56 42 21 :; 14 7 43 165 4 6 10 307 66 90 22 3 .'.'::0 50 85 17 7 16 5 6 EO 5 5 193 18 73 8 6 96 10 42 5 3 5 951 74 12,790 837 5,230 615 1,052 325 186 STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment Teaching in College Technical in Industry Males Females Males Females 25 26 27 28 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 18 8 17 5 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 7 14 3 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 11 5 3 2 51. Nursing 3 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 2 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 2 14 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 14 54. Nursing 55. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicine 6 57. Unclassifiable 8 17 ALL BRANCHES 792 157 1,807 13 187 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Type of Employment Research Assignment -~-- - I Technical outside Industry Non-Technical With Without Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 112 47 11 4 16 145 70 88 30 7 3 9 109 36 24 13 4 7 35 20 4 14 3 6 64 17 9 2 3 87 21 60 14 9 2 :~ 82 16 3 5 4 5 59 8 7 .) 68 8 6 X 1 39 5 697 86 882 34 273 15 4,957 600 18S STATE TABLE-V-NATURE AND SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF EMPLOYMENT Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Type of Employment ------~-- Totai Teaching in School Males Females Males Fcmaies 37 38 39 40 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 383 62 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 308 39 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 75 21 51. Nursing 2 52. Animal Husbandry-Livestock & Veterinary 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 208 26 53. Human Medicine/Sui'geIY 205 25 54. Nursing 55. Animal Husbandry Livestock & Veterinary 3 56. Ayurved\c" Unani and other systems of Medidnes 170 26 57. Uncbss:flatle 16 ALL BRANCHES 1,759 147 20 5 189 OF PERSONS IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. SELF EMPLOYMENT ~~~------ Type of Employment Research Assignment ------_-- Teaching in Technical in Technical outside Non-Technical With Without College Industry Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 8 349 56 25 6 5 378 62 2 283 35 22 4 2 306 39 6 66 19 3 2 3 72 21 2 2 3 194 24 11 207 26 2 193 23 10 204 25 3 151 24 17 2 168 26 2 4 10 16 22 2 13-1 3 881 110 702 27 19 1,740 147 APPENDIX State Table-VI 192 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Person~ Males Females 1 2 3 4 0-- 8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 1,218 1,076 142 O. Physics 195 183 12 1. Mathematics 323 293 30 2. Statistics 47 44 3 3. Chemistry 270 240 30 4. }\.grrculture 73 69 -+ 5. Bio-Sciences 232 182 50 6. Geology j GeophYoics 33 33 ..., I. G~oGrapp.y (including Anthropo Geography) 23 12 11 c,R Other Science 22 20 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjec.ls 10,124 9,\90 934 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 3,166 3,153 13 10. Aeronautics 7 7 11. Agricultural Engineering 7 7 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 4 4 14. Automobile 18 18 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 164 163 17-18. Civil 1,336 1,334 2 19-20. Electrical (;16 614 2 21. Electricd Mechanical 93 93 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 10 10 23. Fud & Petroleum Technology 3 3 2-L Glass, Silicate, Ceramic" & Cement Technology 8 1\ 193 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Less than 100 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 500-699 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 51 13 208 37 114 12 60 3 61 2 6 37 3 12 4 9 29 3 41 6 23 3 16 12 2 11 3 5 3 2 40 6 29 13 20 27 2 16 3 5 9 7 42 12 23 7 7 10 4 3 2 2 4 2 4 3 74 5 2,714 326 1,751 95 680 22 214 3 214 35 591 3 781 5 274 277 3 7 3 18 20 13 11 13 344 379 112 138 7 111 150 2 76 64 2 9 11 2 2 Il-C 25 194 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Description of Bran\;h of Science or T <':chnology with Classificatien No. 7(10. 0 <)<) IOOO-l;Q9 Males Fcmales Males Fema;es 17 IS 19 20 O-tl. Post gLiduates (including Doctorates) in Science 46 12 O. Physics 10 1. Mathematic, 13 3 2. Statistics 1 3. Chemistry 6 4. Agriculture 4 5. Bio-Sciences 8 4 6. Geology f Geophysics 3 7. Geo;raphy (including Anthropo Geography) 8. Other Science 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 105 37 10-33. Degre", and Diplon12. in Engineering Technology I 5 72 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 5 2 17-18. Civil 68 33 19-20. Electrical 29 13 21. Electrical Mechanical 9 9 22. Food. Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fud & Petroleum Technology 2-1. GJas3. Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 195 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR 1200-1499 1500-1999 2C30 LX over Un~pecified Less than Ie:) 1C::' 199 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 14 3 7 20 4 49 13 6 2 3 6 2 2 7 26 4 2 .2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 10 3 2 2 21 11 16 120 18 46 16 1,082 296 46 16 20 42 18 -, 3 2 22 II 10 19 2 5 5 9 6 2 196 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classilkation No. 200-299 300-399 Males Females Males Females 33 34 35 36 0-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 180 39 75 9 O. Physics 38 4 12 1. Mathematics 49 7 24 4 2. Statistics 5 4 3. Chemistry 43 10 14 3 4. Agriculture 5 Bio-Sciences 34- 16 13 1 6. Geology IGeophysics 5 4 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 3 2 8. Other Science 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B. Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 616 70 243 15 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology. 130 2 146 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 2 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 11 20 17-18. Civil 30 32 19-20. Electrical 24 24 21. Electrical Mechanical 3 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 197 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADR .<\S-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR------400-499 500-699 700-999 1000-]199 1200-1499 1500-1999 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 31 2 41 16 9 6 5 6 8 7 2 4 12 2 2 2 2 12 14 4 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 125 119 81 45 24 25 68 110 90 42 34 26 9 17 6 2 3 2 10 15 15 9 5 5 15 29 20 4 5 4 6 5 5 6 3 2 2 198 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology \\ ilh Classification No. 2000 & over ----- Unspecified Males Females Males Females 49 50 51 52 ()-s. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 8 17 O. Physics 2 2 1. Mathematics 6 2. Statistics 3. Chemistry 4 4 2 4. Agriculture 5. Bio-Sciences 2 6. Geology/Geophysics 2 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 8. Other Science 9. Graduates (B.A .. & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 25 86 34 10-- 33. Degrees and Dip'loma in Engineering Technology 40 34 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 15~16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 3 -'I 17 -18. Civil 8 13 19--20. Electrical 5 21. Electrical l"lech:.mical 7 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 199 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT 20r)-:'9') 100-199 ------300-399 400-499 Males Females Males Females Females Males Females Males Females 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 4 4 2 4 3 14 81 10 84 40 2 22 2 9 8 2 2 2 5 200 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 500-699 700-999 Males Females Males Females 63 64 65 66 0-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science o Physics 1. Mathematics 2. Statistics 3. Chemistry 4. Agriculture 5. Bio-Sciences 6. Geology/Geophysics 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 8. Other Science 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science subjects 39 17 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 12 3 10. Aeronautics 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile , 15- 16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 17-18. Civil 7 2 19-20. Electrical 21. Electrical Mechanical 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 201 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT 1000-1199 1200-1499 1500-1999 2000 & over Unspecified Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 3 2 22 4 2 8 7 21 5 15 377 16 11 3 7 46 2 2 2 2 17 2 6 2 4 11-(: 26 202 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MA.DRAS-Contd. Descripl_iOll of Branch of Science or Technology with Cla~sification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 25. Leather Technology 30 30 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 668 664 4 28. Metallurgy 12 12 , 29. Mining 10 10 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 20 19 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 56 53 3 32. Textiles 98 98 33. Others 6 6 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 4,409 4,385 24 34. Aeronautical Engineering 13 13 35. Automobile Engineering 253 253 36. Chemical Engineering 42 41 37. Civil Engineering 1,489 1,484 5 38. Electrical Engineering 907 906 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 37 36 40. Giass & Ceramics Technology 18 18 41. Leather Technology 33 33 42. Mechanical Engineering 869 867 2 43. Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 44. Mining Engineering 34 34 45. Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 142 140 2 46. Textile Technology 155 154 47. Others 412 401 11 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 116 114 2 203 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Less than 100 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 500-699 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 8 10 2 3 8 86 184 55 39 4 11 8 4 8 2 5 5 60 1,271 5 1,016 6 379 4 171 107 3 2 2 49 62 39 7 2 3 5 2 12 589 2 451 3 115 86 35 9 300 205 81 30 27 4 9 3 3 7 5 8 3 4 2 2 '-) IRS 169 63 13 10 17 5 2 26 16 15 8 6 12 6 4 4 2 9 R5 2 79 2 53 2 15 17 11 52 9 6 2 2 204 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Description Of Branch of Science or Technology wtth Classification No. 700-999 1000-1199 Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 31 7 28. Metallurgy 2 3 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 4 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 32. Textiles 4 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 54 12 34. Aeronautical Engineering 4 35. Automobile Engineering 36. Chemical Engineering 37. Civil Engineering 10 5 38. Electrical Engineering 12 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 40 Glass & Ceramics Technology 41. Leather Technology 3 42. Mechanical Engineering 9 3 43. Metallurgical Engineering 1 44. Mining Engineering 45. Tele-Communication!Radio & Communication Engineering 5 46. Textile Technology 2 47. Others 5 3 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 205 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. ------~------ PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR ------1------ 1200-1499 1500-1999 2000 & over Unspecified Less than 100 100-199 ----~------~------~------ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 4 4 8 5 3 3 3 5 5 4 5 46 48 358 6 3 25 7 2 21 41 2 5 6 66 5 23 149 1 1 3 6 14 2 18 2 7 34 2 10 11 206. STATE TABLE-VT-TOTAL MOTHLY INCOME OF OR CLASSIFIED TECHNOLOGY MAD RAS-Contd. ----~ ..---- PRIVAE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Techcology with Classification No. 200-299 300-399 .---~---~-.----- Males Females Males Females 33 34 35 36 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 42 44 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 7 5 32. Textiles 11 12 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 286 117 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 21 9 36. Chemical Engineering 6 3 37. Civil Engineering 43 24 38. Electrical Engineering 49 19 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 4 2 40. Glass & Ceramic~ Technology 41. Leather Technology 42. Mechanical Engineering 93 33 43. Metallurgical Engineering 44. Mining Engineering 5 45. Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 11 4 46. Textile Technology 32 13 47. Others 21 1 9 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 3 207 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR 400-499 500-699 700-999 1000-1199 1200-1499 1500-1999 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 2 19 26 31 12 10 7 3 6 2 8 6 6 4 4 66 78 63 25 8 16 2 8 3 3 4 8 10 8 20 15 7 3 2 3 23 15 13 9 3 2 2 11 9 12 4 3 10 9 3 3 208 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR ------ Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 2000 & over Unclassified Males Females Males Females 49 50 51 52 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 9 10 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 2 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 32. Textiles 7 3 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 20 54 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 6 36. Chemical Engineering 37. Civil Engineering 5 38. Electrical Engineering 3 11 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 41. Leather Technology 3 42. Mechanical Engineering 6 12 43. Metallurgical Engineering 44. Mining Engineering 45. Tele-Communication!Radio & Communication Engineering 4 46. Textile Technology 4 6 6 47. Others 4 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 209 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. ____S~ELF-EMPLOYMENT ---~------~-- ~-- L~s than lOO 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 '2 '2 21 14 '2 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 5 U-( ','7 210 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLSSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT ~------ Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 500-699 700-999 Males Females Males Females 63 64 65 66 25. Leather Technology 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 2 28. Metallurgy 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 32. Textiles 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diplomas 5 3 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 36. Chemical Engineering 37. Civil Engineering 38. Electrical Engineering 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 41. Leather Technology 42. Mechanical Engineering 43. Metallurgical Engineering 44. Mining Engineering 45. Tde-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 46. Textile Technology 47. Others 2 2 4R. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 211 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT 1000-1199 1200-1499 1500-1999 2000 & over Unspecified Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 2 4 9 2 3 2 54 5 5 2 9 3 7 9 2 212 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor', Degree & above 1,788 1,417 371 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,281 1,037 244 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 484 378 106 51. Nur<;ing 23 2 21 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 220 215 5 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 729 615 114 53. Human Medicine/Surgery toS 513 92 54. Nursing 30 8 22 55. Animal Husbandary, Livestock & Veterinary ~4 94 56. Ayurvcdic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 493 440 52 57. Unclassifiable 176 160 16 ALL BRANCHES 22,403 20,730 1,673 213 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Less than 100 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 500-699 -_-_. ----__----- Males Females Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 19 25 2 34 13 185 94 252 47 151 38 20 19 17 2 24 9 144 74 188 28 101 24 8 9 3 41 19 64 19 50 8 158 4 26 5 9 10 4 63 10 64 16 84 24 59 7 21 10 40 5 33 10 62 23 49 7 18 3 5 4 6 2 22 27 20 10 3 13 68 9 40 3 55 4 7 3 26 3 26 4 15 7 12 194 28 4,308 369 3,897 181 2,325 167 1,051 62 821 42 214 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Conld. PUBLIC SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 700-999 1000-1199 Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 46 9 43 3 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 22 2 16 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 24 7 27 3 51. Nursing 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 2 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 5 2 2 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 5 2 '4. Nursing 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 2 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 57. Unclassifiable 4 3 ALL BRANCHES 417 13 181 4 215 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR -~------~---~------~~-~--I------ 1200-1499 1500-1999 2000 & over Unspecified Less than 100 100-199 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 10 1 5 9 92 17 12 8 9 3 3 73 10 12 8 7 5 6 19 5 2 8 4 8 2 2 9 3 6 2 8 2 4 8 3 2 11 2 2 3 2 10 5 99 1 46 59 1 343 43 123 19 1,557 329 216 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. ------~-- PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 200-299 300-399 ------ Males Females Males Females 33 34 35 36 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 17 13 19 16 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery II 6 16 14 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 6 3 2 L. 51. Nursing 4 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 2 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 13 4 15 7 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 9 2 15 7 54. Nursing 2 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 4 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 10 10 57. Unclassitiable 10 6 ALL BRANCHES 1,265 130 634 48 217 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT l\IADRAS-Contd. PRIVA TE SECTOR ------ 400-499 1000-1199 1200-1499 1500-1999 500-699 700-999 ------_ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 21 7 34 11 11 3 7 2 4 14 2 27 8 4 4 2 2 7 5 7 2 7 3 3 2 2 7 12 :1 5 3 2 , 7 12 .' 5 :1 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 2 321 10 401 16 269 3 138 2 77 3 79 II-C 28 218 STATE TABEL-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. 2000 & over Unspecified Males Females Males Females 1 49 50 51 52 49-51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 6 20 10 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 4 14 6 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 2 6 3 51. Nursing 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 21 4 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 21 3 54. Nursing 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 32 2 57. Unclassifiable 3 ALL BRANCHES 99 1 267 54 219 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS - Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT Less than 100 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 2 1 9 3 14 5 21 5 19 2 5 2 11 3 15 2 17 4 3 2 6 3 2 7 13 5 11 2 7 2 3 7 ]1 ]1 2 7 2 3 2 10 18 4 19 6 4 4 1 34 1 23 159 9 94 13 50 220 STATE TABLE-VI-TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME OF OR TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFIED MADRAS-Cond. SELF-EMPLOYMENT Description of Branch of SL.:ience or Technology with Classification No. 500-699 700-999 Males Females Males Females 63 64 65 66 49- 51. Medicine (Modern system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 44 4 27 3 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 38 2 21 50. Specialised HUjPan Medicine/Surgery 6 2 6 3 51. Nursing 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 17 3 8 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 17 3 8 54. Nursing 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 5 57. Unclassifiable ALL BRANCHES 123 8 60 3 221 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN EACH' BRANCH OF SCIENCE BY SECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT MADRAS-Contd. SELF-EMPLOYMENT ----~-.--- 1000-1199 1200-1499 1500-19019 2000 & over Unspecified Maks Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 39 5 11 16 180 33 30 2 9 10 149 2S 9 3 2 6 31 6 2 2 2 4 134 14 2 2 4 133 13 110 IS 9 78 5 5 25 1 45 2 934 80 APPENDIX State Table-VII 224 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE &; SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 0- 8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 1,218 1,076 142 o. Physics 195 183 12 1. Mathematics 323 293 30 2. Statistics 47 44 3 3. Chemistry 270 240 30 4. Agriculture 73 69 4 5. Bio-Sciences 232 182 50 6. Geology I Geophysics 33 33 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 23 12 11 8. Other Science 22 20 2 9. Graduates (B.A., & B.Sc., including Honours) in General Science Subjects 10,088 9,154 934 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 3,166 3,153 13 10. Aeronautics 7 7 11. Agricultural Engineering 7 7 12. Applied Geology/Geophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 4 4 14. Automobile 18 18 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 164 163 17-18. Civil 1,336 1,334 2 19-20. Electrical 616 614 2 21. Electrical Mechanical 93 93 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 10 \0 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 3 3 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology R 8 225 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY . MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Permanent Temporary On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 355 31 169 30 17 35 10 22 57 21 3 3 3 6 101 8 31 4 2 6 2 9 13 11 2 2 68 5 39 4 3 14 2 3 44 13 2 3 57 9 40 13 2 6 3 3 6 7 2 2 5 3 2 7 6 3,983 259 1,632 184 45 3 7 254 26 1,285 6 894 2 44 16 71 3 3 5 3 2 47 22 4 2 3 604 492 20 5 29 283 2 162 8 2 15 39 7 2 2 2 2 II-C 29 226 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE & SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR__ _ Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Permanent Temporary ------_"------_----- Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 0-8. Post graduates (including Doctorates) in Science 321 39 n n o. Physics 61 5 16 1. Mathematics 100 8 19 7 2. Statistics 10 5 3. Chemistry 71 11 16 5 4. Agriculture 4 5. Bio-Sciences 55 13 12 8 6. Geology I Geophysics 11 3 7. Geography (including Anthropo Geography) 5 2 8. Other Science 4 9. Graduates (B.A., & B. Sc., including Honours) in Gene;":ll Science Subjects 1,788 250 552 171 10-33. Degrees and Diploma in Engineering Technology 475 2 135 10. Aeronautics 3 2 11. Agricultural Engineering 12. Applied Geology IGeophysics 13. Architecture & Regional Planning 14. Automobile 4 15-16. Chemical Engineering & Technology 52 6 17-18. Civil 79 42 19-20. Electrical 86 25 21. Electrical Mechanical 26 2 22. Food, Sugar & Dairying Technology 7 23. Fuel & Petroleum Technology 24. Glass, Silicate, Ceramics & Cement Technology 227 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MAD RAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR __ I: ______~S~E_L_F-_E_M_P_L_O_Y~,M~E~N~T~ ______ On Contract Research Otherwise On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. Scholar etc. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 2 9 4 7 2 38 2 6 2 7 1 3 2 2 17 10 3 2 3 10 3 4 2 2 77 3 2 98 9 14 702 29 88 4 37 6 98 2 1~ 6 6 1 '-~ ') 40 13 7 12 7 2 6 228 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE & SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. D~scription of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 2 3 4 25. Leather Technology 30 30 26-27. Mechanical Engineering 668 664 4 28. Metallurgy 12 12 29. Mining 10 10 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 20 19 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 56 53 3 32. Textiles 98 98 33. Others 6 6 34-47. Engineering & Technology Diplomas 4,409 4,385 24 34. Aeronautical Engineering 13 13 35. Automobile Engineering 253 253 36. Chemical Engineering 42 41 37. Civil Engineering 1,489 1,484 5 38. Electrical Engineering 907 906 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 37 36 40. Glass & Ceramics Technology 18 18 41. Leather Technology 33 33 42. Mechanical Engineering 869 867 2 43. Metallurgical Engineering 5 5 44. Mining Engineering 34 34 45. Tele-Communication/Radio & Communication Engineering 142 140 2 46. Textile Technology 155 154 47. Others 412 401 11 48. Engineering & Technology-Certificate Courses 116 114 2 229 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Permanent Temporary On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. _------~------.------ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 13 7 5 224 180 6 16 6 5 2 10 2 1 20 16 6 2 2 4 1,642 11 1,343 8 58 2 85 6 100 59 3 6 9 3 613 3 680 2 4 29 378 261 1 10 24 13 4 3 8 5 7 15 249 2 196 15 12 9 3 15 59 17 2 3 3 21 9 2 169 4 89 3 4 6 46 30 4 3 230 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE & SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR ~----- Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Permanent Temporary Males Females Males Females 15 16 17 18 25. Leather Technology 3 26---27. Mechanical Engineering 131 50 28. Metallurgy 3 29. Mining 30. Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 5 31. Pharmaceuticals & Fine Chemicals 22 32. Textiles 50 3 33. Others 34-47. Engineering and Technology Diploma~ 692 2 295 34. Aeronautical Engineering 35. Automobile Engineering 36. Chemical Engineering 37. Civil Engineering 38. Electrical Engineering 39. Electrical Mechanical Engineering 40 Glass & Cerami.;:s Technology 41. Leather Technology 42. Mechanical Engineering 43. Metaliurgical Engineering 44. Mini:;g Engineering ·15. TeJe-Communication!Radio & Communication Engineering 46. Textile Technology .'\.7. Others ,,)8. Enginct'fing & Technology-Certificate Courses 231 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. __ .------PRIVATE SECTOR SELF-EMPLOYMENT On Contract Research Otherwise On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. ------Scholar etc. Males Females Male, Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 25 8 2 20 2 2 2 5 10 3 5 86 13 53 9 106 3 3 6 6 3 3 5 3 5 11 15 8 3 21 2 2 4 27 21 12 5 3 15 15 6 6 11 2 8 3 22 4 232 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE & SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Total Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 49-51. Medicine (Modem system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 1,788 1,417 371 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 1,281 1,037 244 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 484 378 106 51. Nursing 23 2 21 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 220 215 5 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 729 615 114 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 605 513 92 54. Nursing 30 8 22 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 94 94 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicines 493 441 52 57. Unc1assifiable 176 160 16 ALL BRANCHES 22,403 20,730 1,673 233 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PUBLIC SECTOR Permanent Temporary On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 619 169 145 48 39 4 2 68 17 411 112 118 41 33 4 49 12 208 55 26 7 6 2 19 2 2 3 137 3 66 5 212 54 60 8 12 2 33 2 151 42 36 6 11 25 6 12 1 2 1 55 23 7 95 12 64 3 17 2 20 3 68 8 33 1 ~,442 553 4,436 286 237 9 65 10 561 53 u·c 30 234 STATE TABLE-VII-TENURE & SECTOR OF IN EACH BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR Description of Branch of Science or Technology with Classification No. Permanent Temporary Ma1,~s Felna1es Males Females 15 16 17 18 49-51. Medicine (Modem system) College Bachelor's Degree & above 79 45 41 10 49. General Human Medicine/Surgery 51 24 34 8 50. Specialised Human Medicine/Surgery 27 14 7 2 51. Nursing 7 52. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 5 53-55. Medicine (Modern system) Diploma Level 44 14 12 2 53. Human Medicine/Surgery 42 9 11 2 54. Nursing 5 55. Animal Husbandry, Livestock & Veterinary 2 56. Ayurvedic, Unani and other systems of Medicine 36 5 7 2 57. Unclassifiable 29 4 9 ALL BRANCHES 3,479 361 1,137 212 235 EMPLOYMENT OF PERSONS SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PRIVATE SECTOR SELF-EMPLOYMENT On Contract Research Otherwise On Contract Research Otherwise Scholar etc. Scholar etc. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12 6 29 10 4 2 378 60 12 21 4 3 305 38 2 8 3 73 21 4 3 11 23 5 2 206 26 10 22 5 2 203 25 3 2 27 2 168 26 3 15 308 13 30 4 276 25 39 2 4 1,716 145 APPENDIX State Table-VIII 238 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 7-9 10-12 of Science of Age Group Months Months 1vIonths Technology Males I Females I Males I Females Male~_ \ _Femal~s__ Males I Females ------:---::N=M~---::M-=-+I-__ .____ I_N~_~_I ______I~_l\1__ ~ INM M- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 o All Ages 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated All Ages 2 2 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 3 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 2 All Ages 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 239 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. Over 2 Period Years Unspecified Males Females Males Females M NM M NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 4 6 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 4 4 2 4 2 1 3 2 240 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-eontd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 1I}--l 2 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Males I Females I Males I Females M I I NM M! ! NM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 All Ages 1 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated All Ages 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 2 36--45 46-55 Age not Stated 5 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 241 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT --~------ I-Ii I~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females I Males I Females Males I Females I Males I Females NM MI INM M INM M INM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 4 2 4 1 2 2 4 4 3 2 1 3 2 IJ-C 31 242 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT ----~------~~~~~-Classification No. of Branch Age Group Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Females I Males I Females ---rMales l-F~m~~ Males I Females ~-~------I-NM--~M-I---INM-MT---INM M INM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 All Ages 2 2() Y rs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 7 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46--55 56+ Age not Stated 8 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 243 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT l-ll 1l-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Male-s-I-- Females Males I Females Males Females Males Females ~---~I---N-M----~M~-7------7I~N~M~----~M~~----~--~N~M~----~M~7------~N~M M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 1 244 STATE TABLE-VnI-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT ---_._- Classificatio;;------~--- Mo. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months I Months Months I Technology l : Males I Females I MaL;s I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females ------~------I-NM -MI---\--N~-Ml -JNM M] NM 11,1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 All Ages 57 15 6 106 25 10 119 34 4 124 27 12 20 Yrs. & below 5 3 10 7 20 5 5 1 2 21-25 38 12 4 80 16 5 85 28 3 106 24 5 26-35 10 2 9 3 9 7 2 5 36-45 2 46-55 2 56+ 2 2 Age not Stated 3 4 15-16 All Ages 3 5 1 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 3 4 1 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 17-18 All Ages 2 3 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 2 2 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 245 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT 1-1~ 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Females Males I Females I NM M NM M I NM M I NM M ------~------'------'----- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 113 26 21 59 13 13 221 41 136 240 56 163 4 3 2 9 5 3 73 17 11 42 11 7 57 27 28 108 42 48 25 5 8 12 5 82 14 70 56 6 77 4 31 28 25 21 2 2 30 6 30 9 18 6 2 4 2 3 6 3 3 2 3 1 3 2 2 1 4 6 4 3 2 3 3 246 ST ATE TABLE-VllI-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. 'PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT ~~~------~------~------Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 19-20 All Ages 3 2 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 2 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 21 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 22 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 247 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT 1-1~ 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified I Females Males Females Males Females I Males Females Males I - NM MI NM M NM M I NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 3 7 3 2 1 1 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 248 STATE TABLE VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification No. of Branch Age Group Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Females Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females I NM M INM M I INM M I I NM M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 23 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 1 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 24 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 25 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 249 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS - Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT "-~------~----- 1-1~ 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females Males I Females Males Females Males I Females NM M I NM M NM M I NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 1 II-C 32 250 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or All Ages Months Months Months' Months Technology Males I Females I Males I Females t Males t Females I Males t Females ______~I __N_M ____ M~I~ __~I __N_M ____ M_t t NM M t t NM M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 26-27 All Ages 4 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 1 26-35 3 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 29 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 31 All Ages 1 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 251 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR lECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. ______~P~ER~I_OD __ O_F __ U_N~~~~O_Y_M __ E_N_T ______~------______--~ I-Ii li-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified ---- ~-.------. Males Females I Males Females Males Females Males Females NM M I NM M NM M NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 J 2 252 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMFNT Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4--6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Females I Males I Females Males I Females I Males I Females ------+------.~----+_------~T_----~ I NM M I I NM M I NM M I NM M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 32 All Ages 1 20 Yrs. & below 21--25 1 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 34 'All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Ale not Stated 35 All Ages 3 6 2 2OjYrs. & below 21-25 3 6 26-35 1 46-55 Age Dot Stated 253 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOY~M~E~N~T______ I-Ii I~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females Males I Females Males Females Males Females I INM M NM M NM M NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 3 3 1 1 3 2 1 2 1 254 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10--12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology Males! Females I Males I Females Males \-pemales Males I Females ______._I_NM M_!~ __L~~ M INM M INM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 36 All Ages 20 Y rs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 37 All Ages 19 12 5 9 20 Yrs. & below 5 4 21-25 11 7 6 26-35 2 36-45 2 46-55 Age not Stated 38 All Ages 7 5 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 4 4 26-35 2 36-45 46-55 1 Age not Stated 255 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT I-It I~· -2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females NM M NM M NM M NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 2 4 1 16 8 3 1 5 3 1 2 2 1 1 7 2 3 1 2 11 7 2 1 1 6 2 3 2 2 256 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification i No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology I Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females [NM M I I NM MI I NM M I INM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 41 All Ages 2 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 2 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 42 All Ages 9 7 16 8 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 6 5 14 6 26-35 2 2 36-45 46-55 2 56+ Age not Stated 44 All Ages 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 257 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT 1-1~ 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males I Females Males Females Males Females Males Females I NM M NM M NM M NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 2 5 7 9 1 2 6 2 4 2 H-C 33 258 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAs-eontd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT ,Classification No. of Branch Age Group Up to 3 _ 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Months Months Months Months Technology Males_, Females , Males I Females I Mares I Females I Males' Females I NM MI I NM M I I NM MI INM M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 45 All Ages 2 1 20 Yrs. & below 1 21-25 1 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated All Ages 2 20 Yrs. & below ... 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 ... 46-55 56+ A,e not Stated .7 All Ages 2 3 6 4 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 1 3 1 3 26-35 3 36-45 "6-55 56+ 1 Age not Stated 259 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY . MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT I-Ii It-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females Males Females I Males Females Males I Females NM M NM MI NM M I NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 4 4 7 3 4 2 2 3 4 2 1 2 1 2 7 5 3 2 260 STATE TABLE VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification ,~~~~~~------No. of Branch 'Age Group Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Females Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females I NM M INM M I INM M I INM M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 48 All Ages 4 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 2 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 49 All Ages 15 5 2 2 1 4 2 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 6 1 26-35 8 3 1 3 1 36-45 1 1 46-55 1 Age not Stated 50 All Ages 1 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 1 46-55 Age not Stated 261 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT -.------~----- I-I! 1!-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Females Males Females Males I Females Males I I Males Females NM M INM M I_NM M I NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 3 6 2 5 3 2 2 1 2 6 3 2 7 4 17 2 6 6 2 2 3 5 3 2 2 2 2 1 6 1 5 1 2 1 1 2 4 2 262 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT ~--~-~------Classification No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology Males Females I Males I F;-~;;-- I Males I Females I Males I Females - NM M I INM MI INM MI INM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 52 All Ages 2 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 53 All Ages 3 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ 3 Age not Stated 54 All Ages 2 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56+ Age not Stated 263 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT I-Ii 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females I Males I Females I Males Females Males Females __:_---l--N-M------::-M-=-T-I----T--NM M I NM M NM M 1S 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 2 1 2 S 23 7 3 2 2 2 2 1 4 1 1 3 17 2 2 2 1 1 264 STATE TABLE-VIII-AGE AND PERIOD OF ANY BRANCH OF MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT Classification ------~------No. of Branch Up to 3 4-6 7-9 10-12 of Science or Age Group Months Months Months Months Technology Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Females ______::_-_-- --~]~~~_~~~._~-___ ~=~ I___ N~~L~~M I ~=_lNM-MI--INM M 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 56 All Ages 20 Yrs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated 57 All Ages 1 20 Y rs. & below 21-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 Age not Stated All Branches All Ages 146 24 11 163 29 11 188 39 9 170 30 16 20 Yrs. & below 11 3 14 8 1 24 5 6 1 2 21-25 86 15 5 119 17 5 126 32 3 139 25 8 26-35 36 4 2 17 2 4 25 2 4 16 4 6 36-45 3 1 1 1 1 6 1 46-55 2 2 4 4 1 2 5 1 4 2 3 Age not Stated 3 1 4 2 1 4 265 UNEMPLOYED PERSONS QUALIFIED IN SCIENCE OR TECHNOLOGY . MADRAS-Contd. PERIOD OF UNEMPLOYMENT 1-1~ 1~-2 Over 2 Period Years Years Years Unspecified Males Females ,- Males I Females Males I Females I Males Females :-N~M~--:M-I------I-NM-·-- M ~-~--I~--~-l NM M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 5 4 28 4 4 7 2 3 2 9 5 9 2 3 7 2 2 12 3 2 5 5 2 1 173 32 28 87 15 17 388 47 170 358 67 180 6 3 1 1 4 16 6 4 96 21 13 57 11 7 71 30 31 146 49 49 50 6 12 20 3 9 121 15 87 89 7 82 7 1 2 67 2 37 40 1 24 2 2 60 8 43 3 13 7 1 3 59 4 14 3 5 1 2 2 1 6 3 10 1 5 II-C 34 TABLE C-IV Single Year Age Returns TABLE C-IV Fly Leaf This deals with the single year age return. It recalls is based on a full-count. No single year age return was Union Tables C V of 1951 Census. The tabulation by single tabulated before 1951. This table is important for demograp year age return was done in 1951 for the first time, but it was hic analysis, projection of demographic trends, compilation of on a sample basis of 10%. The Table presented in this volume life tables and mortality rates. 270 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS STATE Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 All Ages 16,910,978 16,775,975 12,331,586 12,364,839 4,579,392 4,411,136 0 450,260 456,322 325,098 330,482 125,162 125,840 404,938 402,002 293,486 292,754 111,452 109,248 2 510,605 496,381 378,812 369,991 131,793 126,390 j 508,376 516,480 380,215 386,813 128,161 129,667 4 436,161 428,244 322,780 319,149 113,381 109,095 5 503,256 493,616 371,269 365,458 131,987 128,158 6 446,066 417,050 327,123 305,193 118,943 III ,857 7 449,443 458,760 332,343 341,895 117,100 116,865 8 423,959 433,694 306,842 315,423 117,117 118,271 9 337,456 343,984 239,894 244,463 97,562 99,521 10 533,555 571,629 398,614 429,401 134,941 142,228 11 227,452 222,672 149,307 144,946 78,145 77,726 12 561,999 503,000 421,398 377,213 140,601 125,787 13 315,739 293,446 220,333 204,685 95,406 88,761 14 273,834 246,792 190,944 170,915 82,890 75,877 15 390,808 331,927 298 370 245,984 92,438 85,943 16 265,765 259,428 192066 185,496 73,699 73,932 17 223,541 238,033 161,424 172,408 62,117 65,625 18 345,390 373,309 251,858 268,206 93,532 105,103 19 213,065 211,891 144,680 145,545 68,385 66,346 20 438,563 603,314 323,399 446,688 115,164 156,626 21 198,983 181,329 133,427 126,297 65,556 55,032 22 359,268 390,104 2:'8.331 282,896 100,937 107,208 23 231,470 206,765 157,559 144,313 73,911 62,452 24 190,701 170,892 127,250 119,087 63,451 51,805 25 610,282 778,793 456,369 580,277 153,913 198,516 271 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS ST ATE-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 26 190,740 177,973 128)09 123,146 62,631 54,827 27 2'+2,144 219,367 175,553 161,469 66,591 57,898 28 236,547 252,190 158,898 172,764 77,649 79,426 29 110,433 95,196 73,928 66,586 36,505 28,610 30 670,033 793,923 486,994 589,373 183,039 204,550 31 81,808 55,864 54,077 39,387 27,731 16,477 32 231,579 203,131 163,876 148,972 67,703 54,159 33 104,748 80,470 70,629 55,413 34,119 25,057 34 87,984 72,166 58,310 50,353 29,674 21,813 35 651,040 662,217 479,206 498,815 171,834 163,402 36 122,799 108,978 84,063 79,698 38,736 29,280 37 140,465 106,783 103,945 81,495 36,520 25,288 38 150,559 142,432 102,361 102,771 48,198 39,661 39 75,238 60,879 52,232 46,816 23,006 14,063 40 646,325 644,674 467,752 483,910 178,573 160,764 41 58,577 38,518 42,281 30,100 16,296 8,418 42 151,829 118,691 1 J 1,203 90,195 40,626 28,496 43 72,697 53,627 50,923 39,371 21,774 14,256 44 48,481 35,492 33,055 25,292 15,426 10,20() 45 525,692 505,343 396,082 386,829 129,610 118,514- 46 70,156 57,499 50,143 43,738 20,013 13,761 47 90,301 65,218 69,)09 51,977 20,792 13,241 48 102,893 93,668 73,597 69,844 29,296 23,824 49 50,688 39,775 37,049 31,564 13,639 8,211 50 486,798 516,199 365,454 389.947 121,344 126,252 51 41,224 28,076 30,499 22,528 10,725 5,548 52 96,134 74,615 72,261 58,078 23,873 16,537 272 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS STATE-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 44,504 30,139 31,404 22,596 13,100 7,543 54 43,689 32,803 30,439 24,707 13,250 8,096 55 303,220 296,600 238,237 229,180 64,983 67,420 56 52,887 43,663 39,055 33,808 13,832 9,855 57 49,283 33,286 38,594 26,747 10,689 6,539 58 52,607 46,326 38,695 34,829 13,912 11,497 59 27,375 20,020 20,023 15,869 7,352 4,151 60 315,583 345,899 244,512 261,047 71,071 84,852 61 28,476 18,075 21,094 14,466 7,382 3,609 62 49,735 39,156 38,296 30,805 11,439 8,351 63 23,469 15,672 16,922 11,732 6,547 3,940 64 19,397 12,731 13,641 9,309 5,756 3,422 65 154,489 156,694 124,715 123,375 29,774 33,319 66 15,639 12,517 11,736 9,743 3,903 2,774 67 20,394 14,243 15,882 11,284 4,512 2,959 68 18,149 17,417 13,717 13,183 4,432 4,234 69 9,998 7,943 7,638 6,456 2,360 1,487 70 120,530 132,143 96,546 101,753 23,984 30,390 71 7,315 5,252 5,567 4,344 1,748 908 72 15,926 13,122 12,196 10,086 3,730 3,036 73 6,922 4,267 4,946 3,089 1,976 1,178 74 5,095 3,239 3,500 2,311 1,595 928 75 54,222 54,312 43,934 42,355 10,288 11,957 76 6,242 4,693 4,608 3,654 1,634 1,039 77 3,734 2,207 2,859 1,676 875 531 78 4,519 4,393 3,294 3,135 1,225 1,258 79 2,460 1,875 1,851 1,494 609 381 273 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS STA TE-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 35,653 42,249 28,525 31,586 7,128 10,663 81 1,865 1,373 1,435 1,075 430 298 82 3,383 2,834 2,610 2,060 773 774 83 1,382 871 955 591 427 280 84 1,284 942 908 610 376 332 85 9,874 10,934 8,052 8,232 1,822 2,702 86 1,108 903 798 661 310 242 87 1,004 717 770 511 234 206 88 641 644 439 452 202 192 89 435 548 336 426 99 122 90 5,007 7,140 4,008 5,190 999 1,950 91 196 250 152 193 44 57 92 308 353 217 256 91 97 93 152 137 104 86 48 51 94 127 122 83 75 44 47 95 1,002 1,285 826 958 176 327 96 213 200 153 128 60 72 97 197 139 161 102 36 37 98 152 219 111 155 41 64 99 90 116 66 74 24 42 100 532 932 427 679 105 253 101 53 72 37 60 16 12 102 61 63 48 50 13 13 103 29 29 23 17 6 12 104 16 13 12 12 4 105 70 83 60 61 10 22 106 J 3 ]0 7 4 6 , n-c 35 274 C~IV~SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS STATE-Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 7 6 107 7 13 4 10 3 3 108 10 6 6 3 4 3 109 3 2 2 2 110 43 83 37 65 6 18 111 112 3 3 3 2 113 3 3 3 3 115 8 11 6 9 2 2 116 4 2 4 1 117 118 8 8 119 120 17 22 12 20 S 2 121 3 3 122 1 123 3 3 125 2 5 2 3 2 126 1 129 130 1 3 2 1 132 135 145 A.N.S. 1,309 1,128 1,094 965 215 163 275 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 All Ages 909,701 819,440 909,701 819,440 0 24,856 25,150 24,856 25,150 21,041 20,247 21,041 20,247 2 24,019 23,051 24,019 23,051 3 24,396 24,555 24,396 24,555 4 21,542 20,070 21,542 20,070 5 24,722 23,760 24,722 23,760 6 23,227 21,523 23,227 21,523 7 20,818 20,102 20,818 20,102 8 22,430 22,144 • 22,430 22,144 9 17,222 17,605 17,222 17,605 10 24,609 25,196 24,609 25,196 11 14,561 14,438 14,561 14,438 12 23,955 20,722 23,955 20,722 13 16,517 15,265 16,517 15,265 14 15,034 13,622 15,034 13,622 15 15,299 14,138 15,299 ]4,138 16 12,954 13,905 12,954 13,905 17 10,790 11,722 10,790 11,722 18 19,868 22,245 19,868 22,245 ]9 14,948 13,807 14,948 13,807 20 26,050 32,216 26,050 32,216 21 14,809 11,081 14,809 11,081 22 22,899 21,364 29,899 21,364 23 16,906 12,696 16,906 12,696 24 16,050 11,475 16,050 11,475 25 32,132 36,838 32,132 36,838 276 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 26 16,660 13,129 16,660 13,129 27 14,120 10,879 14,120 10,879 28 19,874 17,698 19,874 17,698 29 8,547 6,664 8,547 6,t64 30 39,261 37,930 39,261 37,930 31 6,881 3,889 6,881 3,889 32 14,968 10,684 14,968 10,684 33 7,557 4,980 7,557 4,980 34 7,058 4,712 7,058 4,712 35 33,893 28,452 33,893 28,452 36 8,869 5,645 8,869 5,645 37 7,160 4,233 7,160 4,233 38 11,626 7,985 11,626 7,985 39 5,031 2,754 5,031 2,754 40 35,295 28,157 35,295 28,157 41 3,593 1.619 3,593 1,619 42 8,134 5,218 8,134 5,218 43 4,678 2,680 4,678 2,680 44 3,383 2,138 3,383 2,138 45 23,564 19,571 23,564 19,571 46 4,614 2,692 4,614 2,692 47 4,181 2,224 4,181 2,224 48 6,147 4,491 6,147 4,491 49 2,869 1,445 2,869 1,445 50 21,976 21,515 21,976 21,515 51 2,292 1,031 2,292 1,031 52 4,755 3,003 4,755 3,003 277 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 2,782 1,537 2,782 1,537 54 2,770 1,532 2,770 1,532 55 10,700 10,585 10,700 10,585 56 2,978 1,871 2,978 1,871 57 1,949 1,081 1,949 1,081 58 2,840 2,093 2,840 2,093 59 1,424 699 1,424 699 60 12,259 14,060 12,259 14,060 61 1,457 679 1,457 679 62 1,972 1,431 1,972 1,431 63 1,311 696 1,311 676 64 1,151 670 1,151 670 65 4,592 5,028 4,592 5,028 66 718 530 718 530 67 877 566 877 566 68 829 717 829 717 69 488 274 488 274 70 3,732 4,509 3,732 4,509 71 341 166 341 166 72 733 534 733 534 73 435 242 435 242 74 309 181 309 181 75 1,464 1,746 1,464 1,746 76 324 207 324 207 77 154 102 154 102 78 230 261 230 261 79 112 74 112 74 278 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADRAS DISTRICT-Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 999 1,588 999 1,588 81 92 85 92 85 82 141 159 141 159 83 75 54 75 54 84 68 68 68 68 85 268 403 268 403 86 56 46 56 46 87 34 58 34 58 88 38 39 38 39 89 14 21 14 21 90 136 249 136 249 91 13 6 13 6 92 22 19 22 19 93 5 13 5 13 94 9 10 9 10 95 22 46 22 46 96 5 14 5 14 97 7 7 7 7 98 7 14 7 14 99 5 9 5 9 100 11 31 11 31 101 105 108 110 116 A.N.S. 101 72 101 72 279 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 All Ages 1,120,591 1,075,821 885,478 855,256 235,113 220,565 0 29,759 30,390 23,195 23,962 6,564 6,428 1 26,144 26,468 20,664 20,988 5,480 5,480 2 34,328 34,620 27,715 28,092 6,593 6,528 3 34,727 35,744 28,028 29,134 6,699 6,610 4 29,384 29,397 23,772 23,817 5,612 5,580 5 33,338 33,534 26,662 27,080 6,676 6,454 6 30,610 29,597 24,550 23,742 6,060 5,855 7 26,692 26,494 21,060 21,055 5,632 5,439 8 30,448 31,797 24,409 25,682 6,039 6,115 9 19,140 19,482 14,594 14,959 4,546 4,523 10 37,415 39,100 30,463 31,891 6,952 7,209 11 12,169 12,235 8,640 8,704 3,529 3,531 12 37,288 31,239 30,0~1 25,111 7,197 6,128 13 16,978 15,108 12,345 11,200 4,633 3,908 14 16,675 14,084 12,577 10,752 4,098 3,332 15 25,941 19.770 21,079 15,796 4,862 3,974 16 16,448 15,504 12,746 12,034 3,702 3,470 17 11,971 12,145 9,107 9,463 2,864 2,682 18 24,303 25,397 19,404 19,966 4,899 5,431 19 12,119 11,755 8,926 8,733 3,193 3,022 20 32,668 43,036 26,449 34,733 6,219 8,303 21 11,254 10,065 8,006 7,395 3,248 2,670 22 24,781 25,662 19,346 20,113 5,435 5,549 23 13,660 11,670 10,023 8,666 3,637 3,004 24 13,360 11,901 9,992 9,142 3,368 2,759 25 43,032 51,955 34,712 41,162 8,320 10,793 280 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Mules Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 26 13,573 12,805 10,181 9,738 3,392 3,067 27 14,340 12,626 11,074 9,752 3,266 2,874 28 16,691 16,488 12,527 12,367 4,164 4,121 29 7,068 6,185 5,258 4,787 1,810 1,398 30 47,004 52,568 37,079 41,653 9,925 10,915 31 4,976 3,737 3,619 2,870 1,357 867 32 15,482 13,502 11,921 10,715 3,561 2,787 33 5,695 4,086 4,106 3,065 1,589 1,021 34 6,279 4,851 4,655 3,749 1,624 1,102 35 43,378 41,062 34,244 32,931 9,134 8,131 36 8,717 7,249 6,577 5,764 2,140 1,485 37 8,799 6,432 6,981 5,227 1,818 1,205 38 10,272 8,599 7,851 6,689 2,421 1,910 39 5,311 4,112 4,104 3,382 1,207 730 40 44,631 40,649 35,134 32,606 9,497 8,043 41 3,892 2,549 3,064 2,115 828 434 42 10,583 7,967 8,492 6,548 2,091 1,419 43 4,446 2.904 3,373 2,222 1,073 682 44 3,478 2,358 2,668 1,842 810 516 45 33,871 30,260 27,264 24,447 6,607 5,813 46 5,053 4,033 4,033 3,272 1,020 761 47 5,930 4,047 4,865 3,436 1,065 611 48 6,621 5,293 5,219 4,204 1,402 I,OS9 49 3,631 2,660 2,958 2,270 673 390 50 32,189 32,653 25,844 26,346 6,345 6,307 51 2,815 1,876 2,254 1,574 561 302 52 6,868 5,155 5,656 4,324 1,212 831 281 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 2,688 1,718 2,064 1,372 624 346 54 3,274 2,366 2,577 1,924 697 442 55 18,078 16,480 15,002 13,193 3,076 3,287 56 4,019 3,194 3,231 2,671 788 523 57 3,366 2,062 2,773 1,776 593 286 58 3,177 2,600 2,549 2,085 628 515 59 1,971 1,335 1,585 1,115 386 220 60 22,548 23,181 18,728 18,737 3,820 4,444 61 1,799 1,183 1,367 977 432 206 62 3,649 2,684 2,998 2,270 651 414 63 1,326 836 1,008 691 318 145 64 1,449 912 1,100 726 349 186 65 10,229 9,560 8,630 7,879 1,599 1,681 66 1,250 937 984 755 266 182 67 1,568 986 1,298 812 270 174 68 1,225 1,049 956 824 269 225 69 818 569 679 488 139 81 70 9,461 9,098 8,029 7,503 1,432 1,595 71 593 396 482 341 111 55 72 1,272 932 1,062 764 210 168 73 484 236 375 176 109 60 74 408 229 308 178 100 51 75 3,581 3,035 3,006 2,447 575 5F8 76 510 345 406 278 104 67 77 281 128 227 101 54 27 78 366 255 285 185 81 70 79 181 121 147 102 34 19 U-C 36 282 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT· Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females '1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 .2,778 2,712 2,357 2,178 421 534 81 143 107 116 92 27 15 82 264 201 216 158 48 43 83 89 60 73 35 16 25 84 106 53 84 38 22 15 85 635 614 557 507 78 107 86 96 57 79 43 17 14 87 77 45 65 37 12 8 88 50 27 43 19 7 8 89 38 28 31 26 7 2 90 295 391 250 303 45 88 91 10 11 8 10 2 92 25 31 23 26 2 5 93 13 5 9 3 4 2 94 12 4 7 2 S 2 9S 48 63 40 50 8 13 96 10 15 9 10 5 97 8 8 6 6 2 2 98 12 12 10 9 2 3 99 6 5 4 4 2 100 20 27 16 20 4 7 101 102 3 3 103 2 2 104 1 105 3 3 108 1 1 283 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT-Coneld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 , 6 7 110 3 2 111 117 120 130 A.N.S. 54 48 39 33 15 15 3. NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT All Ages 1,581,826 1,564,500 1,263,943 1,251,158 317,883 313,342 0 45,898 46,855 37,006 37,953 8,892 8,902 39,023 39,045 31,736 31,829 7,287 7,216 2 51,432 49,859 41,994 40,644 9,438 9,215 3 50,500 51,619 41,221 42,269 9,279 9,350 4 43,809 42,874 35,194 34,684 8,615 8,190 5 49,227 49,417 39,613 39,906 9,614 9,511 6 45,007 41,472 36,190 33,222 8,817 8,250 7 44,894 46,253 36,046 37,383 8,848 8,870 13 40,199 43,206 31,450 33,944 8,749 9,262 9 32,098 34,008 25,040 26,347 7,058 7,661 10 53,045 57,246 42,293 46,147 10,752 11,099 II 19,713 18,720 14,598 13,575 5,115 5,145 12 53,083 46,984 42,413 37,699 10,670 9,285 13 26,945 23,757 20,603 17,797 6,342 5,960 14 23,347 20,330 17,822 15,276 5,525 5,054 15 38,794 30,167 31,815 23,443 6,979 6,724 16 23,552 22,206 18,697 17,196 4,855 5,010 17 19,971 20,983 15,920 16,677 4,051 4,306 284 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 3. NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural year age Urban returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 18 30,939 33,002 24,157 25,360 6,782 7,642 19 17,160 17,417 13,153 13,417 4,007 4,000 20 43.,943 59,408 35,159 47,204 8,784 12,204 21 15,367 14,366 11,627 11,247 3,740 3,119 22 31,535 34,023 24,765 26,715 6,770 7,308 23 17,896 16,153 13,691 12,613 4,205 3,54() 24 16,129 14,800 12,392 11,659 3,737 3,141 25 56,881 73,524 45,274 57,719 11,607 15,805 26 16,638 15,858 13,048 12,706 3,590 3,152 27 23,342 21,323 19,074 17,715 4,268 3,608 28 17,597 18,090 13,036 13,539 4,561 4,551 29 9,777 8,726 7,848 7,140 1,929 1,586 30 60,656 73,020 47,291 58,502 13,365 14,518 31 6,403 4,534 5,072 3,744 1,331 790 32 20,804 18,497 16,734 15,133 4,070 3,364 33 8,370 7,042 6,686 4,885 1,684 2,157 34 7,925 6,486 6,273 5,264 1,652 1,222 35 58,451 60,449 46,016 48,149 12,435 12,300 36 10,653 10,349 8,454 8,301 2,199 2,048 37 14,094 10,630 11,878 9,171 2,216 1,459 38 10,692 10,189 8,102 7,983 2,590 2,206 39 7,373 6,199 6,063 5,388 1,310 811 40 58,626 58,583 45,219 46,460 13,407 12,123 41 4,847 3,336 4,025 2,875 822 461 42 14,248 11,160 11,656 9,357 2,592 1,803 43 6,209 4,547 5,001 3,803 1,208 744 44 4,237 3,110 3,428 2,563 809 547 285 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 3. NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT·Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 45 49,010 46,064 39,195 37,121 9,815 8,943 46 6,428 5,558 5,275 4,679 1,153 879 47 9,587 6,855 8,295 6,003 1,292 852 48 7,659 6,599 6,085 5,320 1,574 1,279 49 5,180 4,076 4,362 3,600 818 476 50 45,641 46,899 36,167 37,301 9,474 9,598 51 3,703 2,459 3,108 2,176 595 283 52 9,416 7,398 7,958 6,382 1,458 1,016 53 3,942 2,514 3,222 2,126 720 388 54 4,339 3,218 3,542 2,736 788 482 55 27,700 26,075 23,001 21,230 4,699 4,845 56 5,318 4,463 4,451 3,720 867 743 57 5,456 3,572 4,738 3,187 718 385 58 4,245 3,470 3,429 2,837 816 633 59 2,758 2,102 2,367 1,852 391 250 60 30,509 33,198 24,695 26,450 5,814 6,748 61 2,420 1,611 2,064 1,420 356 191 62 5,040 4,023 4,369 3,528 671 495 63 2,135 1,607 1,798 1,298 337 309 64 1,850 1,242 1,529 1,048 321 194 65 17,043 15,495 14,588 12,799 2,455 2,696 66 1,681 1,314 1,436 1,140 245 174- 67 2,504 1,697 2,204 1,501 300 196 68 1,627 1,424 1,388 1,188 239 236 69 1,198 921 1,051 828 147 93 70 13,740 13,348 11,492 10,816 2,248. 2,532 71 794 535 686 482 108 53 286 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 3. NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 72 1,912 1,414 1,663 1,221 249 193 73 692 408 606 352 86 56 74 597 349 499 293 98 56 7S 6,530 5,628 5,565 4,605 965 1,023 76 759 587 624 508 135 79 77 468 235 422 206 46 29 78 452 370 389 311 63 59 79 329 250 291 227 38 23 80 4,166 4,411 3,523 3,467 643 944 81 198 128 169 108 29 20 82 450 290 396 249 54 41 83 170 74 134 67 36 7 84 154 96 129 85 25 II 85 1,282 1,167 1,101 920 181 247 86 133 100 104 83 29 17 87 113 77 92 63 21 14 88 74 43 55 34 19 9 89 50 61 38 51 12 10 90 580 745 474 540 106 205 91 21 24 17 19 4 5 92 41 42 35 34 6 8 93 20 22 19 15 7 94 16 5 15 4 95 133 154 117 122 16 32 96 20 16 13 12 7 4 97 23 14 19 9 4 5 98 9 27 6 19 3 8 287 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 3. NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT - Coneld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 99 9 8 8 4 1 4 100 52 61 41 43 11 18 101 6 5 2 4 4 102 11 11 8 8 3 3 103 3 5 2 4 104 2 1 105 6 10 5 4 1 6 106 2 2 107 1 108 1 109 1 110 5 6 5 6 115 2 3 2 2 1 120 1 1 125 2 1 2 A.N.S. 92 '87 86 85 6 2 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT All Ages 15,35,928 15,12,045 13,37.130 13,18,521 1,98,798 1,93,524 0 40,697 42,155 35,193 36,553 5,504 5,602 38,335 38,903 33,252 33,820 5,083 5,083 2 48,415 48,630 42,557 42,830 5,858 5,800 3 48,643 50,127 42,710 44,156 5,933 5,971 4 40,226 40,200 35,101 35,265 5,125 4,935 5 46,007 46,373 40,308 40,490 5,699 5,883 6 40,503 37,758 35,366 32,735 5,137 5,023 7 39,614 40,645 34,604 35,723 5,010 4,922 288 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE REl URNS 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 40,887 42,280 35,365 36,753 5,522 5,527 9 26,949 27,303 22,987 23,331 3,962 3,972 10 51,001 55,568 44,638 48,567 6,363 7,001 11 15,737 15,418 12,675 12,334 3,062 3,084 12 55,059 47,262 48,2.34 41,554 6,825 5,708 13 23,575 20,793 19,641 17,556 3,934 3,237 14 20,516 17,761 17,236 14,854 3,280 2,907 15 37,692 28,989 33,402 25,230 4,290 3,759 16 21,019 20,198 17,919 17,286 3,100 2,912 17 14,431 14,835 12,211 12,686 2,220 2,149 18 33,412 35,859 29,406 31,210 4,006 4,649 19 14,476 15,003 12,148 12,517 2,328 2,486 20 39,168 57,219 34,093 49,718 5,075 7,501 21 16,267 14,823 13,784 12,902 2,483 1,921 22 31,815 34,609 27,504 30,008 4,311 4,601 23 18,997 16,577 16,066 14,405 2,931 2,172 24 16,303 14,747 13,719 12,708 2,584 2,039 25 58,519 77,027 51,432 67,368 7,087 9,659 26 16,852 15,970 14,397 13,845 2,455 2,125 27 19,176 17,018 16,831 15,038 2,345 1,980 28 21,837 22,720 18,663 19,343 3,174 3,377 29 9,365 8,025 8,051 7,008 1,314 1,017 30 61,712 75,072 53,599 65,203 8,113 9,869 31 7,504 5,608 6,441 5,053 1,063 555 32 20,871 18,438 18,126 16,175 2,745 2,263 33 9,228 6,754 7,999 5,906 1,229 848 34 7,555 6,120 6,477 5,379 1,078 741 289 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 35 60,292 60,606 52,~45 52,969 7,747 7,637 36 11,566 10,519 10,062 9,331 1,504 1,188 37 12,058 9,012 10,758 8,164 1,300 848 38 14,385 13,027 12,366 11,405 2,019 1,622 39 ~,908 5,744 6,054 5,210 854 534 40 57,142 58,283 49,014 50,899 8,128 7,384 41 6,344 4,527 5,684 4,155 660 372 42 15,104 11,704 13,294 10,419 1,810 1,285 43 6,996 5,017 6,132 4,497 864 520 44 4,665 3,088 4,033 2,750 632 338 45 48,837 45,915 42,826 40,401 6,011 5,514 46 7,070 5,607 6,360 5,068 710 539 47 8,946 5,800 8,162 5,298 784 502 48 10,662 9,019 9,443 8,020 1,219 999 49 5,15jo 4,030 4,578 3,714 577 316 50 44,770 46,759 39,147 40,584 5,623 6,175 51 4,740 3,307 4,273 3,067 467 240 52 to,211 7,718 9,105 6,970 1,106 748 53 4,661 2,881 4,075 2,582 586 299 54 4,400 3,096 3,832 2,781 561 315 55 28,604 25,830 25,571 22,672 3,033 3,158 56 5,667 4,451 5,079 4,023 588 428 57 4,822 3,025 4,398 2,750 424 275 58 5,741 4,471 5,132 3,999 609 472 59 2,909 1,882 2,548 1,717 161 165 60 28,860 30,405 25,373 26,059 3,487 4,346 61 3,212 2,020 2,849 1,876 363 144 H-C 37 290 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age Returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 62 5,571 3,895 4,938 3,542 633 353 63 2,504 1,424 2,183 1,275 321 149 64 1,967 1,111 1,687 977 280 134 65 15,102 13,403 13,556 11,838 1,546 1,565 66 1,851 1,270 1,641 1,141 210 129 67 2,128 1,260 1,934 1,147 194 113 68 2,029 1,618 1,807 1,445 222 173 69 1,089 793 998 736 91 57 70 10,989 10,422 9,789 8,985 1,200 1,437 71 865 549 770 505 95 44 72 1,667 1,219 1,478 1,085 189 134 73 703 328 603 284 100 44 74 488 232 410 201 78 31 7S 4,994 4,117 4,471 3,562 523 55S 76 648 462 577 422 71 40 77 401 193 354 177 47 16 78 459 362 404 310 S5 52 79 242 158 210 141 32 17 80 2,705 2,723 2,387 2,217 318 506 81 210 144 179 130 31 14 82 317 236 282 200 35 36 83 120 52 100 46 20 6 84 129 58 107 41 22 17 8S 694- 598 613 492 81 106 86 98 61 77 56 21 5 87 94 42 91 38 3 4 88 7S 43 62 38 13 5 291 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT-Coneld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 41 27 36 20 5 7 90 292 342 246 267 46 75 91 14 22 11 19 3 3 92 17 21 16 17 4 93 12 9 7 5 8 94 4 9 4 6 3 95 69 63 57 49 12 14 96 14 12 12 11 2 97 15 13 12 9 3 4 98 10 9 6 8 4 99 2 4 2 4 100 29 40 25 34 4 6 101 3 2 102 3 7 3 7 103 3 2 104 105 6 5 106 107 110 3 3 113 116 120 130 A. N. S. 162 1:1 145 141 17 12 292 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 5. SALEM DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 All ages 1,923,885 1,880,223 1,609,236 1,577,524 314,649 302,699 0 53,213 53,901 44,168 44,859 9,045 9,042 43,718 42,761 36,041 35,481 7,677 7,280 2 60,739 57,699 50,740 48,189 9,999 9,51() 3 6Q,071 60,696 50,60~ 51,255 9,467 9,441 4 50,990 51,112 42,851 43,084 8,139 8,028 5 62,378 58,643 52,546 49,351 9,832 9,292 6 54,182 49,908 45,458 41,926 8,724 7,982 7 55,336 57,323 46,815 4\\,755 8,521 8,568 8 47,791 49,672 39,977 41,754 7,814 7,918 9 40,061 41,086 32,866 33,882 7,195 7,204 10 64,301 69,076 54,662 58,804 9,639 10,272 11 24,911 26,276 19,283 20,430 5,628 5,846 12 64,596 57,395 54,540 48,310 10,056 9,085 13 36,896 33,164 29,733 26,536 7,163 6,628 14 31,017 26,6fi5 25,062 21,348 5,955 5,317 15 46,214 36,242 39,44\ 29,923 6,773 6,319 16 31,449 28,946 26,455 23,767 4,994 5,179 17 31,135 30,801 26,076 25,447 5,059 5,354 18 32,164 34,138 26,831 28,075 5,333 6,263 19 27,042 24,235 21,987 19,442 5,055 4,793 20 52,957 73,241 45,431 62,121 7,526 11,120 21 22,377 19,840 17,670 16,027 4,707 3,813 22 39,009 42,563 32,271 35,154 6,738 7,40~ 23 25,591 21,076 20,273 16,924 5,318 4,152 24 18,495 17,027 14,834 14,021 3,661 3,006 25 73,239 90,321 62,306 76,138 10,933 14,183 293 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 5. SALEM DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urbaa year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 (j 7 26 19,735 18,575 15,912 15,294 3,823 3,281 27 29,434 27,280 24,387 23,007 5,047 4,273 28 20,006 W,747 15,817 16,708 4,189 4,039 29 11,063 9,676 8,679 8,036 2,384 1,640 30 80,454 91,047 67,783 76,932 12,671 14,115 31 7,338 4,833 5,662 3,973 1,676 860 32 24,627 21,440 20,315 17,964 4,312 3,476 33 10,242 ' 7,356 8,126 5,975 2,116 1,381 34 8,533 6,976 6,827 5,742 1,7Oft 1,234 35 73,617 73,250 61,841 61,721 11,776 11,529 36 11,903 10,756 9,568 9,006 2,335 1,750 37 16,168 12,255 13,538 10,540 2,630 1,715 38 11,571 11,596 9,260 9,541 2,311 2,055 39 7,288 6,270 5,928 5,443 1,360 827 40 74,512 72,314 62,398 61,381 12,114 10,933 41 5,379 3,388 4,403 2,901 976 487 42 15,521 12,195 12,969 10,421 2,552 1,774 43 6,833 4,956 5,552 4,117 1,281 839 44 4,884 3,335 3,968 2,775 916 560 45 59,019 55,678 50,405 47,536 8,614 8,142 46 6,717 5,655 5,575 4,849 1,142 806- 47 10,109 7,479 8,695 6,609 1,414 870 48 7,791 7,086 6,386 5,985 1,405 1,101 49 4,914 4,124 4,100 3,714 814 410 50 58,229 58,002 49,714 49,478 8,515 8,524 51 3,385 2,437 2,745 2,123 640 314 52 9,470 7,468 8,029 6,495 1,441 973 294 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS SALEM DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 3,731 2,666 2,982 2,270 749 3~6 54 3,830 3,060 3,114 2,697 716 363 55 35,599 33,288 31,068 28,609 4,531 4,679 56 4,940 4,343 4,198 3,777 "42 566 57 5,431 3,963 4,772 3,553 659 410 58 4,133 3,577 3,504 3,017 629 560 59 2,591 2,094 2,185 1,881 406 213 60 40,525 40,152 35,217 34,294 5,308 5,858 61 2,582 1,724 2,135 1,511 447 213 62 5,430 4,296 4,633 3,790 797 506 63 2,003 1,385 1,595 1,168 408 217 64 1,683 1,223 1,362 1,033 321 190 65 18,532 17,891 16,323 15,698 2,209 2,193 66 1,596 1,261 1,356 1,094 240 167 67 2,338 1,642 2,035 1,471 303 171 68 1,577 1,372 1,362 1,167 215 205 69 1,091 889 941 802 150 87 70 16,695 16,119 14,737 13,926 1,958 2,193 71 597 466 505 421 92 45 72 1,648 1,370 1,391 1,197 257 173 73 592 492 483 424 109 68 74 420 306 339 271 81 35 75 6,474 5,887 5,786 5,157 688 730 76 735 471 570 431 165 40 77 365 234 303 191 62 43 78 433 317 343 245 90 72 79 315 182 283 173 32 9 295 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 5. SALEM DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 5,449 5,537 4,736 4,722 713 815 81 154 147 132 128 22 19 82 415 330 352 274 63 56 83 143 90 109 71 34 19 84 127 98 103 74 24 24 85 1,402 1,350 1,271 1,167 131 183 86 159 112 139 100 20 12 87 108 78 86 61 22 17 88 57 63 43 51 14 12 89 62 62 55 57 7 5 90 812 926 733 782 79 144 91 18 36 17 31 5 92 21 43 18 36 3 7 93 17 15 15 13 2 2 94 15 17 13 13 2 4 95 127 158 119 134 8 24 96 37 25 33 22 4 3 97 31 13 28 11 3 2 98 10 23 9 21 2 99 10 19 10 16 3 100 90 128 79 104 11 24 101 7 5 4 5 3 102 5 8 5 8 103 3 1 3 104 2 1 105 9 13 8 12 1 107 3 3 296 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 5. SALEM DISTRICT - Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Femi.lles 2 3 4 5 6 7 108 3 3 109 110 5 9 5 7 2 113 l1S 3 3 118 120 2 A. N.S. 79 60 79 60 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT All ages 1,809,591 1,747,880 1,274,800 1,250,502 534,791 497,378 0 46,386 45,669 31,917 30,938 14,469 14,731 38,007 37,003 25,763 24,901 12,244 12,102 2 48,865 46,869 33,674 32,240 15,191 14,629 15,455 3 51,275 52,033 36,208 36,578 15,067 4 42,075 41,989 29,097 29,323 12,978 12,666 15,056 5 52,962 50,734 37.278 35,678 15,684 13,510 li 45,764 42,423 31,839 28,913 13,925 14,293 14,235 7 47,045 47,180 32,752 32,945 13,109 12,956 8 39,989 39,943 26,880 26,987 12,071 9 37,753 37,998 25,682 25,921 12,077 15,138 15,846 10 54,110 58,720 38,982 42,874 9,511 11 27,334 27,323 17,855 17,812 9,479 12 58,144 54,232 42,367 39,623 15,777 14,609 13 38,713 37,063 27,287 26,277 11,426 10,786 8,634 14 31,338 28,496 21,824 19,862 9,514 15 41,537 37,261 31,265 27,971 10,272 9,290 297 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 30,703 29,032 21,975 21,015 8,728 8,017 17 28,688 30,717 21,117 22,785 7,571 7,932 18 32,238 32,358 22,018 21,897 10,220 10,461 19 29,659 27,112 20,492 18,719 9,167 8,393 20 49,728 63,590 36,157 46,258 13,571 17,332 21 24,435 20,477 16,064 13,350 8,371 7,127 22 36,082 36,816 24,514 24,947 11,568 11,869 23 29,292 24,642 19,379 16,381 9,913 8,261 24 19,788 15,834 12,318 10,067 7,470 5,767 25 67,469 82,445 48,403 60,025 19,066 22,420 26 19,690 17,235 12,222 10,914 7,468 6,321 27 31,022 26,718 21,575 18,747 9,447 7,971 28 20,033 20,915 11,430 12,825 8,603 8,090 29 13,095 9,912 8,286 6,476 4,809 3,436 30 73,662 83,700 51,567 61,007 22,095 22,693 31 10,155 5,492 6,709 3,652 3,446 1,840 32 22,790 18,804 14,823 12,760 7,967 6,044 33 12,023 8,645 7,732 5,782 4,291 2,863 34 8,697 6,665 5,324 4,365 3,373 2,300 35 71,192 71,398 50,612 52,813 20,580 18,585 36 12,171 10,215 7,659 6,996 4,512 3,219 37 17,665 12,727 12,561 9,262 5,104 3,465 38 11,926 11,647 7,048 7,749 4,878 3,898 39 7,591 5,718 4,904 4,193 2,687 1,525 40 73,379 68,536 52,382 51,305 20,997 17,231 41 6,095 3,524 4,339 2,683 1,756 841 42 14,516 10,516 9,875 7,688 4,641 2,828 II-C 38 298 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 '1 43 8,078 5922 5A82 4,311 2,596 1,611 44 4,283 3,382 2,743 2,287 1,540 1,095 45 58,258 53,242 42,679 40,407 15,579 12,835 46 6,525 5,264 4,478 3,874 2,047 1,390 47 10,289 7,141 7,613 5,554 2,676 1,587 48 7,609 6,723 4,889 4,834 2,720 1,889 49 4,615 3,689 3,172 2,862 1,443 . 827 50 55,151 54,955 41,421 42,147 13,730 12,808 51 3,766 2,357 2,766 1,891 1,000 466 52 8,565 6,318 6,208 4,7S0 2,357 1,538 53 4,410 2,950 3,081 2,253 1,329 697 54 3,567 2,750 2,449 2,104 1,118 646 55 33,859 32,985 26,131 25,584 7,728 7,401 56 4,716 3,875 3,390 3,044 1,326 831 57 5,801 3,704 4,622 2,977 1,179 727 58 4,054 3,810 2,838 2,751 1,216 1,059 59 2,573 2,0;'0 1,879 1,590 694 430 60 35,067 36,553 27,827 28,212 7,240 8,341 61 3,205 1,889 2,469 1,487 736 402 62 4,981 3,830 3,844 2,947 1,137 883 63 2,524 1,893 1,948 1,469 576 424 64 2,154 1,220 1,720 920 434 300 65 ] 7,394 17,496 14,061 13,952 3,333 3,544 66 1,362 1,117 1,029 850 333 267 67 2,178 1,531 1,757 1,233 421 298 68 1,382 1,440 1,030 1,101 352 339 69 913 739 713 611 200 128 299 C-IV·SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 70 14,852 15,847 12,176 12,665 2,676 3,182 71 674 583 541 501 133 82 72 1,574 1,476 1,214 1,171 360 305 73 774 476 601 349 173 127 74 504 327 344 218 160 109 75 7,346 7,4411 6,090 6.074 1,256 1,374 76 623 503 510 413 113 90 77 463 265 371 216 92 49 78 402 403 299 305 103 98 79 254 202 192 172 62 30 80 5,207 6,158 4,330 4,859 877 1,299 81 229 168 196 151 33 17 82 395 368 307 282 88 86 83 165 129 119 97 46 32 27 33 84 138 96 III 63 85 1,660 1,821 1,376 1,465 284 356 86 127 135 93 113 34 22 87 158 135 124 107 34 28 88 68 72 53 57 15 15 89 60 74 50 65 10 9 YO 915 1,336 770 1,026 145 310 91 32 38 29 32 3 6 92 48 50 35 40 13 10 93 18 21 13 17 5 4 94 14 15 12 13 2 2 9S 193 216 167 166 26 50 96 3S 35 29 28 6 7 300 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT-Coneld. Single 'Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 97 36 27 33 24 3 3 98 24 27 19 23 5 4 99 10 20 8 12 2 8 100 90 191 72 153 18 38 101 10 15 9 15 1 102 8 10 8 10 103 5 5 4 3 1 2 104 3 3 3 3 105 13 8 12 6 1 2 106 5 2 3 2 2 107 2 2 108 2 1 2 1 110 7 10 5 9 2 115 1 118 7 7 120 2 2 2 A. N.S. 68 39 65 38 3 7. NILGIRIS DISTRICT All Ages 213,833 195,475 119,287 110,154 94,546 85,321 0 6,465 6,546 3,761 3,866 2,704 2,680 1 5.085 5,235 2,821 3,024 2,264 2,211 2 6,614 6,580 3,781 3,817 2,833 2,763 3 6,626 6,557 3,794 3,775 2,832 2,782 4 6,413 6,238 3,683 3,561 2,730 2,677 5 6,713 6,451 3,821 3,606 2,892 2,845 6 6,308 6,091 3,628 3,438 2,680 2,653 301 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 7. NILGlRIS DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 5,509 5,791 3,120 3,242 2,389 2,549 8 5,976 6,013 3,289 3,339 2,687 2,674 9 4,789 4,792 2,654 2,541 2,135 2,'251 10 6,006 6,547 3,386 3,631 2,620 2,916 11 3,531 3,517 1,880 1,896 1,651 1,621 12 6,614 5,921 3,716 3,351 2,898 2,570 13 4,385 4,175 2,402 2,291 1,983 1,884 14 3,973 3,655 2,212 1,995 1,761 1,660 15 3,859 3,819 2,191 2,166 1,668 1,653 16 3,644 3,608 2,100 2,032 1,544 1,576 17 2,667 2,840 1,439 1,581 1,228 1,259 18 4,511 5,039 2,575 2,886 1,936 2,153 19 3,070 2,794 1,630 1,594 1,440 1,200 20 5,098 7,045 2,925 4,281 2,173 2,764 21 2,773 2,272 1,501 1,292 1.272 980 22 4,816 4,690 2,576 2,665 2,240 2,025 23 3,581 2,801 1,902 1,617 1,679 1,184 24 3,341 2,514 1,654 1,297 1,687 1,217 25 7,534 8,606 4,546 5,125 2,988 3,481 26 3,385 2,688 1,827 1,439 1,558 1,249 27 2,900 2,172 1,623 1,165 1,277 1,007 28 4,237 3,999 2,257 2,168 1,980 1,831 29 1,511 1,098 754 541 757 557 30 8,371 8,980 4,947 5,249 3,424 3,731 31 1,240 624 642 301 598 323 32 2,970 2,305 1,622 1,231 1,348 1,074 33 1,471 970 742 526 729 444 302 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 7. N ILG IRIS DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 34 1,418 911 710 427 708 484 35 7,954 7,281 4,599 4,172 3,355 3,109 36 1,940 1,431 995 776 945 655 37 1,752 942 800 488 952 454 38 2,509 1,972 1,309 1,066 1,200 906 39 969 573 452 293 517 280 40 8,123 6,429 4,695 3,706 3,428 2,723 41 841 302 353 177 488 125 42 1,704 1,041 895 561 809 480 43 849 504 486 279 363 225 44 671 339 272 170 399 169 45 6,336 4,480 3,639 2,515 2,697 1,965 46 965 562 505 301 460 261 47 876 355 459 197 417 158 48 1,523 951 743 508 780 443 49 532 237 259 124 273 113 50 5,215 4,033 2,961 2,324 2,254 1,709 51 449 187 217 101 232 86 52 917 467 438 263 479 204 53 446 204 226 101 220 103 54 423 239 210 140 213 99 55 2,656 1,967 1,527 1,122 1,129 845 56 515 315 298 175 217 140 57 311 165 160 68 151 97 58 571 348 306 187 265 161 59 197 85 92 43 105 42 60 2,701 2,388 1,613 1,304 1,088 1,084 303 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 7. NILGIRIS DISTRICr - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 61 169 105 82 66 87 39 62 308 236 176 135 132 101 63 176 98 100 52 76 46 6-l 124 86 62 35 62 51 65 1,009 960 614 519 395 441 66 103 70 48 39 55 31 67 102 65 54 29 48 36 68 148 101 94 38 54 63 69 48 24 18 12 30 12 70 802 807 495 476 307 331 71 77 39 41 21 36 18 72 120 85 65 39 55 46 73 74 34 39 9 35 25 74 38 22 20 10 18 12 75 329 342 207 178 122 164 76 57 33 28 10 29 23 77 26 20 14 6 12 14 78 46 42 22 20 24 22 79 28 11 10 4 18 7 80 361 344 256 197 105 147 81 20 16 12 8 8 8 82 34 20 26 13 8 7 83 19 7 8 3 11 4 84 22 8 13 3 9 5 85 86 87 57 51 29 36 86 15 14 10 3 5 II 87 5 5 4 4 304 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 7. NILGIRIS DISTRICT-Concld. Urban Single Total Rural year age Males Females returns Males Females Males Females 5 (i 7 1 2 3 4 8 3 6 88 7 14 4 2 2 89 2 4 2 31 16 32 90 66 63 50 9! 1 2 92 5 2 4 1 93 7 7 5 95 21 12 14 96 2 2 97 4 3 98 8 4 4 100 10 12 6 101 102 103 2 2 105 4 4 106 108 1 1 110 !16 9 A.N.S. 9 305 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 All Ages 1,607,229 1,603,998 1,091,964 1,103,518 515,265 500,480 0 42,542 43,080 28,100 28,571 14,442 14,509 39,771 39,357 26,178 26,100 13,593 13,257 2 51,815 49,046 15,192 34,390 16,623 14,656 3 49,816 50,285 35,142 35,123 14,674 15,162 4 41,289 40,810 29,040 28,460 12,249 12,350 5 46,367 46,132 31,127 31,271 15,240 14,861 6 42,273 39,017 28,688 26,369 13,585 12,648 7 44,304 45,535 30,2.;3 31,513 14,061 14,022 8 41,072 41,628 27,486 27,827 13,586 13,801 9 32,722 33,532 21,091 21,563 11,631 11,969 10 50,978 54,536 35,163 37,385 15,815 17,151 11 21,935 20,828 12,983 11,976 8,952 8,852 12 51,858 46,376 35,910 31,667 15,948 14,709 13 31,763 29,178 20,530 18,8)5 11,233 10,343 14 26,464 23,996 17,234 15,100 9,230 8,896 15 36,336 30,160 25,631 20,443 10,705 9,717 16 27,207 25,979 18,511 17,364 8,696 8,615 17 20,627 20,321 13,568 13,210 7,059 7,111 18 34,399 37,309 23,753 25,307 10,646 12,002 19 18,740 18,048 11,262 11,115 7,478 6,933 20 43,816 60,606 30,996 42,561 12,820 18,045 21 18,451 17,748 11,292 11,707 7,159 6,041 22 36,036 39,851 24,788 27,480 11,248 12,371 23 21,685 19,984 13,869 13,168 7,816 6,816 24 18,076 17,021 11,554 11,418 6,522 5,603 25 62,582 76,491 44,998 53,656 17,584 22,835 H-C 39 306 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT - Contd. Urban Single Total Rural year age Males Females Males Female!> returns Males Females 2 ::I 4 5 6 7 26 18,283 16,742 11,845 10,840 6,438 5,902 14,090 7,158 27 22,939 20,404 15,781 6,314 8,137 28 24,610 27,271 16,473 18,004 9,267 3,625 29 9,652 8,288 6,027 5.271 3,017 56,127 21,266 30 68,180 80,100 46.914 23,973 2,747 2,841 31 6,885 4,222 4,044 1,475 12,674 7,470 32 21,216 18,485 13,746 5,811 4,869 3,775 2,578 33 9,841 7,447 6,066 3,040 34 7,658 6,156 4,618 3,925 2,231 20,121 35 66,000 66,467 45,879 47,742 18,725 4,197 36 10,924 9,708 6,727 6,490 3,218 37 11,763 8,979 7,855 6,276 3,908 2,703 38 14,669 14,550 9,328 10,043 5,341 4,507 39 6,361 5,000 4,015 3,615 2,346 1,385 40 65,062 66,395 44,479 47,596 20,583 18,799 41 4,567 2,792 2,999 1,987 1,568 805 42 12,812 9,830 8,523 6,863 4,289 2,967 43 6,450 4,837 4,106 3,285 2,344 1,552 44 4,035 2,538 2,508 1,639 1,527 899 45 52,829 51,699 37,890 37,858 14,939 13,841 46 5,834 4,616 3,786 3,262 2,048 1,354 47 7,178 5,172 5,035 3,831 2,143 1,341 48 9,130 9,356 6,048 6,641 3,082 2,715 49 4,007 3,245 2,634 2,463 1,373 782 50 48,969 52,459 34,942 37,962 14,027 14,497 51 3,121 1,909 2,148 1,449 973 460 52 7,080 5,630 4,823 3,960 2,257 1,670 307 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 8. MADURAJ DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Male~ Females Mal~ Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 3,631 2,477 2,319 1,700 1,312 777 54 3,373 2,535 2,058 1,715 1,315 820 55 28,848 28,466 21,366 20,799 7,482 7,667 56 4,047 3,438 2,660 2,492 1,387 946 57 3,519 2,367 2,414 1,744 1,105 623 58 4,109 3,979 2,811 2,762 1,298 1,217 59 1,884 1.426 1,188 1,031 696 395 (:i0 28,583 31,843 20,670 22,832 7,913 9,011 (:il 2,063 1,144 1.338 839 725 305 ti2 3,246 2,523 2.130 1,784 1,116 739 63 1,717 1,154 1,070 784 647 370 64 1,366 873 841 583 525 290 (:i5 12,297 13,392 9,241 9,979' 3,056 3,413 66 1,018 841 671 598 347 243 67 1,222 947 814 664 408 283 611 1,246 1,305 822 910 424 395 69 661 565 450 426 211 139 70 9,363 11,033 6,959 8,028 2,404 3,005 71 487 3211 335 244 152 84 72 952 822 628 551 324 271 73 455 279 294 176 161 103 74 350 205 208 128 142 77 75 4,016 4,310 2,961 3,164 1,055 1,146 76 376 266 227 175 149 91 77 199 127 130 86 69 41 78 274 313 170 197 104 116 79 142 175 90 148 52 27 308 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS MADURAI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 2,561 3,290 1,909 2,249 652 1,041 81 111 57 78 37 33 20 82 209 154 145 100 64 54 83 81 58 51 33 30 25 84 92 83 39 61 53 22 85 754 797 567 527 187 27(} 86 77 60 47 33 30 27 87 89 36 59 26 30 10 88 27 47 17 33 10 14 89 24 49 17 36 7 13 90 387 596 289 387 98 209 91 7 20 5 15 2 5 92 18 18 12 12 6 6 93 10 7 5 5 5 2 94 8 11 6 6 2 5 95 79 100 64 74 15 26 96 16 12 11 3 5 9 97 14 14 8 11 6 3 98 12 14 7 10 5 4 99 8 5 6 5 2 100 48 98 37 66 11 32 101 4 10 2 7 2 3 102 9 3 6 3 3 103 2 4 2 2 104 2 2 1 2 105 8 5 3 107 309 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT·Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1 108 1 109 110 4 4- 11 112 1 115 1 1 1I6 1 120 4 5 3 4 121 1 122 1 125 132 1 145 A.N.S. 143 136 129 121 14 15 9. TlRUCHIRAPALLI DISTRICT All Ages 1,588,429 1,601,649 1,244,491 1,267,516 343,938 334,133 0 40,552 41,408 31,320 32,299 9,232 9,109 38,017 37,686 29,365 29,136 8,652 8,550 2 45,943 45,196 36,512 35,661 9,431 9,535 .3 45,008 46,494 35,796 36,914 9,212 9,580 4 37,763 3/,580 29,490 29,648 8,273 7,932 5 44,391 43,305 34,813 34,002 9,578 9,303 6 37,224 34,935 28,959 27,111 8,265 7,824 1 41,887 43,112 33,357 34,393 8,530 8,719 8 34,107 34,780 25,964 26,619 8.143 8,161 9 31,392 32.298 24,166 24,971 7,226 7,327 10 48,094 52,204 38,372 41,781 9,722 10,423 310 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLl DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban :year 8ge returns Males Females Males Females Males Fem:lles 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 20,706 20,048 14,681 14,072 6,025 5,976 12 51,948 47,031 41,348 37,726 10,600 9,305 13 30,408 28,090 23,046 21,436 7.362 6,654 14 24,859 22,102 18,393 16,586 6.466 5,516 15 37,51 J 31,893 30,435 25,570 7,076 6,323 16 25,516 25,887 19,558 19,818 5,958 6,069 17 22,691 23,846 17,681 18.648 5,010 5,198 12 31,678 34,012 24,407 26,133 7.271 7,879 19 19,618 19,674 14,630 14,784 4,988 4,890 20 40,565 57,269 31,841. 45,343 8,724 11,926 21 19,082 17,532 14,217 13,153 4,865 4,379 22 36,422 39,517 28.808 30,844 7,614 3,673 23 22,698 20,099 17,339 15,362 5,359 4,737 24 17,587 15,943 12,866 11,926 4,721 4,017 25 58,140 75,514 47,301 60,320 10,839 15,194 26 17,365 16,457 12,744 12,130 4,621 4,327 27 25,861 23,539 20,851 18,792 5,010 4,747 28 19,735 22,139 14,439 16,277 5,296 5,862 29 11,201 9,368 8,054 7,072 3,147 2,296 30 62,937 76,326 49,165 60,861 13,772 15,465 31 7,368 5,461 5,359 4,068 2,009 1,393 32 22,811 19,775 17,266 15,588 5,545 4,187 33 10,298 7,954 7,584 6,012 2,714 1,942 34 7,889 6,686 5,578 4,950 2,311 1,736 35 65,113 67.168 51,814 54,912 13,299 12,256 36 11,185 10,421 8,273 8,115 2,912 2,306 37 15,"99 11,842 12,491 9,776 3,003 2,066 311 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 9. TlRUCHIRAPALLI DISTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 38 13,656 13,352 9,971 10,370 3,685 2,982 39 7,788 6,649 5,838 5,432 1,950 1,217 40 62,548 64,119 49,013 51,997 13,535 12,122 41 5,690 4,102 4,433 3,336 1,257 766 42 1,5,469 12,587 12,191 10,237 3,278 2,350 43 7,391 5,636 5,645 4,400 1,746 1,236 44 4,488 3,688 3,343 2,804 1,145 884 45 53,704 52,684 43,861 43,417 9,843 9,267 46 6,782 5,744 4,909 4,612 1,873 1,132 47 10,041 7,896 8,470 6,705 1,571 1,191 48 9,481 8,903 7,241 7,006 2,240 1,897 49 5,088 4,279 3,939 3,559 1,149 720 50 47,148 50,784 37,964 41,358 9,184 9,426 51 4,039 3,194 3,192 2,660 847 534 52 9,702 7,972 7,770 6.584 1,932 1,388 53 4,430 3,395 3,326 2,776 1,104 619 54 3,937 3,207 2,926 2,519 1,011 688 55 32,538 32,231 27,279 26,726 5,259 5,505 56 4,770 4,198 3,792 3,509 978 689 57 5,473 3,795 4,614 3,238 859 557 58 5,000 4,467 3,849 3,560 1,151 907 59 2,805 2,274 2,182 1,964 623 310 60 29,513 33,849 24,369 27,761 5,144 6,088 61 2,717 1,878 2,118 1,604 599 274 62 4,771 4,032 3,881 3,349 890 683 63 2,228 1,686 1,720 1,315 508 371 64 1,634 1,170 1,196 899 438 271 312 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 9. TlRUCHIRAPALLI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 65 14,694 16,165 12,542 I3,618 2,152 2,547 66 1,340 1,267 1,044 1,043 296 224 67 1,891 1,557 1,526 1,326 365 231 68 1,393 1,697 1,094 1,357 299 340 69 841 818 664 7B 177 105 70 9,969 12,357 8,408 10,279 1,561 2,078 71 595 495 471 424 124 71 72 1,245 1,170 993 958 252 212 73 551 402 401 308 150 94 74 388 292 261 226 127 66 75 4,913 5,243 4,260 4,418 653 825 76 465 409 348 323 117 86 77 301 222 231 185 70 37 78 322 408 234 314 88 94 79 225 165 174 143 51 22 80 2,822 3,616 2,373 2,970 449 646 81 157 103 126 81 31 22 82 240 256 189 198 51 58 83 115 80 81 59 34 21 84 87 74 63 52 24 22 85 854 1,075 732 875 122 200 86 73 71 54 58 19 13 87 87 60 66 46 21 14 88 36 70 20 53 16 17 89 34 38 27 31 7 7 90 407 614 351 476 56 138 91 15 17 10 13 .5 4 313 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLl DISTRICT - Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 92 25 26 21 20 4 6 93 11 7 7 6 4 94 9 15 7 9 2 6 95 78 108 65 91 13 17 96 17 21 13 9 4 12 97 21 10 19 8 2 2 98 11 22 9 15 2 7 99 9 12 8 7 5 100 50 75 50 57 18 101 7 6 6 4 2 102 5 2 4 103 3 3 104 1 105 6 10 6 7 3 106 2 1 1 1 107 1 109 110 4 3 4 2 1 ]13 115 lUi 120 3 .2 3 2 121 125 130 1 A.N.S. 204 217 204 217 II-C 40 314 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age Returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 All ages 1,610,241 1,635,686 1,280,196 1.304,211 330,045 331,475 ° 40,344 40,386 31,652 31,690 8,692 8,696 39,413 39,201 31,327 31,203 8,086 7,998 2 45,584 44,580 36,598 35,944 8,986 8,636 3 47,845 49,111 39,008 39,811 8,837 9,300 4 40,835 40,038 32,581 32,316 8,254 7,722 5 46,310 47,044 37,0'n 37,~03 9,217 9,341 6 43,348 41,129 34,856 3 ,,355 1',492 7,774 7 40,257 41,590 32,233 33,199 8,024 8,391 8 43,355 44,905 34,723 35,919 8,632 8,986 9 30,387 31,417 23,775 24,511 6,612 6,906 10 51,928 55,565 41,831 44,874 10,097 10,691 11 19,949 18,538 14,281 13,033 5,668 5,505 12 56,627 49,770 45,641 39,894 10,986 9,876 13 27,302 25,439 20.354 18,839 6.948 6,600 14 23,344 21,753 17,142 16,041 6,202 5,712 15 37,271 31,986 30,259 25,426 7,012 6.560 16 25,774 26,418 !9,981 20,757 5,793 5,661 17 15,468 16,165 J 1,561 12,169 3,907 3,996 18 40,879 45,367 33,446 36,670 7,433 8,697 19 15,981 15,773 11,835 11,827 4,146 3,946 20 41,050 59,178 32,796 4\440 8,254 11,738 21 16,469 14,407 12,435 11,069 4,0,4 3,338 22 36,515 40,624 29,196 32,678 7,319 7,946 23 18,727 17,345 14,468 13,488 4,259 3,857 24 18,224 16,209 13,832 12,638 4,392 3,57l 25 57,187 79,350 46,979 65,027 10,208 14,323 315 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETUR!\TS 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 j 4 5 6 7 26 18,382 18,509 14,327 14,682 4,055 3,827 27 16,053 14,671 12,656 11,589 3,397 3,082 28 28,016 31,504 22,242 24,852 5,774 6,652 29 8,?68 7,702 6,520 6,153 2,048 1,549 30 65,613 82,226 53,100 65,999 12,513 16,227 31 7,470 5,298 5,622 4,261 1,848 1,037 32 24,028 20,988 19,117 16,833 4,911 4,155 33 9,525 7,137 7,266 5,404 2,259 1,733 34 8,369 7,094 6,246 5,538 2,123 1,556 35 65,644 69,275 53,631 56,618 12,013 12,657 36 12,967 11,637 10,140 9,436 2,827 2,201 37 9,804 7,751 7,822 5,899 1,982 1,852 38 18,270 17,311 14,602 13,858 3,668 3,453 I 39 6,210 5,011 4,719 4,141 1.491 870 40 62,931 65,595 50,123 52,365 12,808 13,230 41 6,082 3,970 4,7li6 3,320 1,296 650 42 16,286 12,701 12,947 10,271 3,339 2,430 43 6,928 4,968 5,298 3,868 1,630 1,100 44 4,797 3,489 3,546 2,700 1,251 789 45 51,863 52,363 42,383 42,5?g 9,480 9,785 46 7,548 6,395 6,042 5,253 1,506 1,142 47 6,464 4,621 5,168 3,819 1,296 802 48 13,203 12,337 10,507 10,008 2,696 2,329 49 4,778 3,460 3,743 2,835 1,035 625 50 46,972 52,192 37,855 41,246 9,117 10,946 51 4,572 2,941 3,605 2,497 967 444 52 10,748 8,541 8,510 6,948 2,238 1,593 316 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 4,690 2,891 3,551 2,317 1,139 574 54 4,553 3,228 3,335 2,573 1,218 655 55 30,934 30,947 25,693 25,257 5,241 5,690 56 5,344 4,392 4,188 3,573 1,156 819 57 3,830 2,373 2,973 1,976 857 397 58 7,029 5,996 5,491 4,840 1,538 1,156 59 2,817 1,702 2,097 1,358 720 J4-l GO 29,113 33,800 23,333 26,518 5,780 7,'282 61 3,225 1,896 2,509 1,587 716 309 62 5,606 4,423 4,388 3,596 1,2i8 827 63 2,754 l,541 2,030 1,206 724 335 64 2,145 1,307 1,486 998 659 309 65 14,831 15,514 12,281 12,468 2,550 3,046 66 1,7~4 1,268 1,360 1,053 394 215 67 1,697 1,048 1,273 825 424 223 68 2,367 2,177 1,876 1,722 491 455 69 915 611 673 482 242 129 70 9,729 12,007 7,872 9,268 1,857 2,739 71 695 451 534 393 161 58 72 1,585 1,295 1,217 987 368 308 73 669 389 485 289 184 100 74 499 322 . . 359 236 140 86 75 4,633 5,379 3,794 4,283 839 1,096 76 557 472 425 392 132 80 77 288 159 214 132 74 27 78 500 534 365 425 135 109 79 177 134 121 95 56 39 317 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 7 80 2,546 3,753 2,047 2,839 499 914 81 161 137 121 109 40 28 82 300 :!65 237 189 63 76 83 127 82 89 57 38 25 84 111 98 77 50 34 48 85 662 922 548 715 114 207 36 34 73 65 47 19 26 87 54 44 42 29 12 15 88 79 70 60 50 19 20 89 42 50 31 44 11 6 90 325 5S5 250 438 75 147 91 22 26 17 22 5 4 92 24 29 19 23 5 6 93 14 12 12 10 2 2 94 13 14 11 8 2 6 95 70 98 59 73 11 25 96 20 11 13 9 7 2 97 11 3 9 3 2 98 18 20 16 17 2 3 99 6 9 4 7 2 2 100 32 62 22 45 10 17 101 4 8 4 7 102 6 2 5 1 1 103 4 4 1 104 3 3 105 3 11 3 8 3 106 1 1 318 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 10. THANJAUR DISTRICT-Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 107 108 110 5 13 5 12 112 113 2 2 115 2 2 120 125 129 A.N.S. 93 45 93 45 11. RAMANATHAPlJRAM DISTRICT All Ages 1,175,769 1,246,019 882,147 940,160 293,622 305,859 0 30,572 31,198 22,595 23,048 7,977 8,150 23,664 28,737 21,114 21,374 7,550 7,363 2 38,964 38,139 29,754 29,414 9,210 8,725 3 38,468 38,465 29,664 29,961 8,804 8,504 4 32,656 31,954 25,188 24,662 7,468 7,292 5 36,091 35,422 27,540 27,3:0 8,551 8,102 6 30,460 28,692 22,809 21,644 7,651 7,048 7 32,419 33,393 24,470 25,552 7,949 7,841 8 30,212 30,257 22,129 22,123 8,083 8,134 9 22,348 22,560 15,877 15,907 6,471 6,653 10 37,901 40,563 28,582 30,8~2 9,319 9,721 11 15,057 14,188 9,805 9,275 5,252 4,913 12 41,040 37,226 31,161 28,082 9,879 9,144 t3 22,491 21,101 15,776 14,809 6,715 6,292 319 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 11. RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 14 20,630 18,835 14,695 13,366 5,935 5,469 15 26,975 24,224 20,414 17,9 7 3 6,561 6,251 16 20,299 20,695 14,792 15,060 5,507 5,635 17 14,1 '4 15,301 10,094 11,000 4,020 4,301 18 26,712 31,024 20,593 23,525 6,119 7,499 19 12,934 14,603 9,293 10,539 3,641 4,064 20 27,863 42,115 21,229 31,768 6,634 10,347 21 12,426 13,427 8,946 9,929 3,480 3,498 22 26,059 32,051 19,947 24,534 6,112 7,517 23 14,594 15,639 10,403 11 ,577 4,191 4,062 24 13,242 13,545 9,668 10,208 3,574 3,337 25 40,899 54,533 31,425 41,498 9,474 13,035 26 12,876 13,186 9,436 9,859 3,440 3,327 27 15,022 14,998 11,492 11,624 3,530 3,374 28 18,380 21,279 13,631 15,691 4,749 5,588 29 6,895 6,333 4,996 4,877 1,899 1,456 30 45,299 58,247 34,067 43,837 11,232 14,410 31 5,157 3,999 3,754 3,046 1,403 953 32 16,216 15,961 12,221 12,216 3,995 3,745 33 7,028 6,227 5,059 4,630 1,969 1,597 34 5,951 5,667 4,389 4,215 1,562 1,452 35 44,097 ·48,574 33,340 36,735 10,757 11,839 36 8,856 8,670 6,632 6,678 2,224 1,992 37 9,077 7,633 7,190 6,115 1,887 1,518 38 12,056 1:,915 9,042 9,886 3,014 3;029 39 4,932 4,610 3,766 3,752 1,166 858 40 43,734 50727 32,118 38,081 11,616 12,646 320 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 11. RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 41 3,951 3,152 3,068 2,611 883 541 42 10,499 9,237 8,076 7,154 2,423 2,083 43 4,864 4,146 3,556 3,141 1,308 1,005 44 3,118 2,725 2.206 2,021 912 704 45 35,878 39,905 27,232 30,568 8,646 9,337 46 4,962 4.700 3,819 3,748 1,143 952 47 5,926 4,937 4,778 4,026 1,148 911 48 8,711 8,856 6,541 6,898 2,170 1,958 49 3,290 2,960 2,548 2,459 742 501 50 33,703 40,965 25,127 30,858 8,576 10,107 51 2,841 2,351 2,190 1,962 651 389 52 6,706 5,562 5,106 4,351 1,600 1,211 53 2,988 2,247 2,203 1,721 785 526 54 3,014 2,500 2,164 1,935 850 565 55 21,230 23,516 16,976 18,206 4,254 5,310 56 3,773 3,366 2,810 2,676 963 690 57 3,151 2,434 2,494 2,039 657 395 58 4,048 4,050 3,095 3,173 953 877 59 1,762 1,375 1,276 1,127 486 248 6() 2].761 26,865 16,880 20,041 4,881 6,824 61 1,859 1,443 1,370 1,196 489 247 62 3,272 2,843 2,490 2,246 782 597 *3 1,486 1,057 1,051 802 435 255 64 1,156 899 764 687 392 212 65 10,512 12,111 8,584 9,594 1,988 2,517 66 1,039 955 753 760 286 195 (,7 1,265 1,010 996 823 269 187 321 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 11. RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT· Contd. Single Total Rural Urban _year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 68 1,299 J,476 991 1,144 308 332 69 584 559 442 459 142 100 70 7,608 9,912 5,987 7,358 1,621 2,554 71 454 401 343 332 111 69 72 959 854 724 651 235 203 73 430 251 272 179 158 72 74 249 183 173 129 76 54 75 3,106 3,638 2,478 2,779 628 859 76 353 299 166 230 87 69 77 199 138 153 103 46 35 78 263 321 204 245 59 76 79 104 99 68 77 36· 22 80 1,964 2,786 1,484 1,953 480 833 81 105 69 85 57 20 12 82 206 193 158 140 48 53 83 91 54 64 34 27 20 84 53 51 33 36 20 15 85 484 661 388 466 96 195 86 52 50 38 36 14 14 87 49 29 36 23 13 6 88 36 40 17 32 19 8 89 17 35 14 31 3 4 90 305 454 238 324 67 130 91 10 1 i 9 8 3 92 19 18 9 11 10 7 93 10 6 3 .. 7 2 94 3 8 4 2 4 H-C 41 322 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 11. RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT - Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 '7 95 48 89 43 61 5 28 96 12 16 6 10 6 6 97 4 7 4 5 2 98 8 15 6 9 2 6 99 7 10 6 5 1 5 100 31 62 22 47 9 15 101 3 4 3 4 102 7 6 5 4 2 2 103 2 4 2 3 1 104 2 105 5 S 106 1 1 110 4 4 3 3 1 113 1 1 119 1 120 1 4 4 123 3 3 125 1 126 1 135 A.N.S. 129 114 114 99 15 15 323 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 12. TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 All ales 1,33O,21tt 1,400,059 914,694 967,703 415,526 432,356 0 34,937 35,676 24,247 24,883 10,690 10,793 1 34,431 34,054 23,854 23,485 10,577 10,569 2 39,338 38,001 27,833 2',744 11,505 11,257 3 37,170 37,386 26,239 26,384 10,931 11,002 4 33,632 31,870 23,435 22,192 10,197 9,678 5 39,471 38,079 27,309 26,423 12,162 11,656 6 33,378 31,241 22,914 21,377 10,464 9,864 7 36,486 37,471 25,388 26,249 11,098 11,222 8 32,709 32,852 22,386 22,288 10,323 10,564 9 29,980 29,698 20,320 20,087 9,660 9,611 10 38,147 41,165 26,411 28,710 11,736 12,455 11 22,293 21,607 14,522 13,824 7,771 7,783 12 43,752 41,777 30,487 29,445 13,265 12,332 13 28,771 29,125 19,389 19,621 9,382 9,504 14 24,936 24,095 ]6,794 16,017 8,142 8,078 15 31,865 31,657 22,596 22,069 9,269 9,588 16 18,220 18,578 11,819 12,033 6,401 6,545 17 23,086 28,210 15,877 20,005 7,209 8,205 ] 8 23,429 26,959 16,033 18,331 7,396 8,628 19 20,387 22,969 13,479 15,552 6,908 7,417 20 25,211 37,479 17,471 25,917 7,740 11,562 21 18,937 19,096 12,635 12,993 6,302 6,103 22 23,212 28,780 15,989 19,743 7,223 9,037 23 20,172 20,771 13,623 13,977 6,549 6,794 24 13,473 13,921 8,879 9,196 4,594 4,725 25 40,301 57,899 28,312 40,018 11,989 17,881 324 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 12. TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males. Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 26 11,862 12,043 7,775 7,884 4,087 4.159 27 21,302 21,392 14,675 14,598 6,627 6;794 28 17,319 20,655 11,420 13,696 . 5,899 6,959 29 9,826 9,618 6,314 6,252 3,512 3;366 30 43,631 59,297 30,138 40,694 13,493 18,603 31 7,667 5,979 4,921 3,896 2,746 2,083 32 17,343 17,210 11,643 11,722 5,700 5,488 33 9,678 8,538 6,147 5,618 3,531 2,920 34 7,365 6,831 4,574 4,531 2,791 2,300 35 46,427 52,524 31,761 36,327 14,666 16,197 36 9,101 8,811 5,821 5,871 3,280 2,940 37 12,574 10,973 8,694 7,696 3,880 3,277 38 12,917 13,532 8,512 9,299 4,405 4,233 39 7,062 6,142 4,474 4,239 2,588 1,903 40 46,166 51,116 30,949 35,670 15,217 15,446 41 5,517 4,047 3,644 2,926 1,873 1,121 42 12,228 10,624 8,343 7,434 3,885 3,190 43 6,634 5,543 4,375 3,857 2,259 1,686 44 4,654 3,809 2,9J8 2,577 ].736 1,232 45 39,635 41,258 27,487 29,373 12,148 11,885 46 5,422 4,681 3,554 3,230 1,868 1,451 47 8,154 6,717 5,778 4,842 2,376 1,875 48 9,888 10,038 6,767 7,052 3,121 2,986 49 4,939 4,311 3,356 2,944 1,583 1,367 50 36,283 43,336 25,193 30,321 11 ,090 13,ot5 51 4,149 3,066 : 2,867 2,261 1,282 805 52 8,478 6,808 5.952 4,904 2,526 1,904 325 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 12. TIR UNELVELI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 53 4,497 3,430 3,060 2,437 1,437 993 54 4,594 3,685 2,961 ·2,543 1,633 LJ42 55 24,603 26,270 17,730 18,913 6,873 7;357 56 4,942 4,209 3,467 2,955 1,475 1,254 57 4,673 3,680 3,388 2,580 1,285 1,100 58 5,342 5,229 3,778 3,798 . 1,564 1,431 59 2,755 2,334 1,866 1,637 889 697 60 26,431 31,177 19;164 21,693 7,267 9,484 151 2,818 1,968 2,001 1,462 817 506 62 4,242 3,638 3,099 2,560 1,143 1,078 63 2,372 1,705 1,659 1,206 713 499 64 1,859 1,399 1,237 946 622 453 65 13,583 15,149 10,277 11,168 3,306 3,981 66 1,386 1,229 975 903 411 326 67 1,917 1,534 1,391 1,124 526 410 68 2,056 2,122 1,505 1,545 551 577 69 999 945 724 703 275 242 70 10,577 13,095 7,951 9,389 2,626 3,706 71 863 660 621 538 242 122 72 1,610 1,374 1,212 996 398 378 73 718 521 499 379 219 142 74 558 409 363 280 195 129 75 5,201 5,794 3,872 4,236 1,329 1,558 76 579 473 409 334 170 139 77 415 300 307 204 108 96 78 481 545 344 382 137 163 79 256 254 188 172 68 82 326 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 12. TlRUNELVELI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Femaels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80 3,167 4,211 2,336 2,970 831 1,241 81 212 174 161 142 51 32 82 305 264 213 184 92 80 83 121 105 77 65 44 40 84 132 107 101 70 31 37 85 835 1,099 614 761 221 338 86 96 86 60 61 36 2i 87 104 82 81 62 23 20 88 53 81 38 50 15 31 89 37 79 23 48 14 31 90 402 682 294 481 108 201 91 25 31 22 19 3 12 92 26 44 20 28 6 16 93 12 16 5 9 7 7 94 11 13 6 9 5 4 95 85 140 60 98 25 42 96 20 16 9 9 11 7 97 18 20 15 14 3 6 98 22 28 18 19 4 9 99 11 12 7 7 4 5 100 59 125 48 88 11 37 101 6 13 2 10 4 3 102 3 8 3 4 4 103 3 3 104 2 2 105 18 14 13 11 5 3 106 327 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 12. TIRUNELVELl DISTRICT - Coneld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females t 2 3 4 5 6 7 107 3 3 2 2 108 2 2 110 6 16 4 8 2 8 112 2 2 2 2 115 2 1 1 116 120 2 5 4 121 1 A.N.S. 149 132 116 104 33 28 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT All ages 503,735 493,180 428,220 418,616 75,515 74,564 0 14,039 .13,908 11,944 11,860 2,095 2,048 13,289 13,305 11,371 11,413 1,918 1,892 2 14,549 14,111 12,442 12,026 2,107 2,085 3 13,831 13,408 11,801 11,453 2,030 1,955 4 15,547 14,112 13,348 12,137 2,199 1,975 5 15,279 14,722 13,159 12,628 2,120 2,094 6 13,782 13,264 11,866 11,361 1,916 1,903 7 14,182 13,871 12,255 11,886 1,927 1,985 8 14,784 14,217 12,784 12,188 2,000 2,029 9 12,615 12,205 10,842 10,443 1,773 1,762 10 16,010 16,143 13,831 13,895 2,179 2,248 11 9,556 9,536 8,104 8,015 1,452 1,5.21 12 18,035 17,065 15,490 14,751 2,545 2,314 13 10,995 11,188 9,227 9,488 1,768 1,700 14 11,701 11,398 9,953 9,718 1,748 1,680 328 C-IV -SINGLE YEA R AGE RETURNS 13. KANYAKUMARI DlSTRICT-Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females I\Ia lcs Fem,lks Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 1,647 15 11,514 11,621 9,842 9,974 1,672 1,467 1,338 16 8,980 8,472 7,513 7,134 1,129 1,410 17 7,902 10,147 6,773 8,737 1,554 18 10,858 10,400 9,235 8,846 1,623 1,395 19 6,931 8,701 5,845 7,306 1,086 1,568 20 10,446 10,912 8,852 9,344 1,594 962 21 6,336 6,195 5,250 5,233 1,086 1,539 22 10,087 9,554 8,627 8,015 1,460 1,177 23 7,671 7,312 6,523 6,135 1,148 1,148 24 6,633 5,955 5,542 4,807 1,091 2,069 25 12,367 14,290 10,681 12,221 1,686 26 5,439 4,776 4,395 3,815 1,044 961 27 6,633 6,347 5,534 5,352 1,099 995 ·28 8,212 8,685 6,963 ·7,294 1,249 1,391 29 3,865 3,601 3,141 2,973 724 628 30 13,253 15,410 11,344 13,309 1,909 2,101 31 2,764 2,188 2,232 1,776 . 532 412 32 7,453 7,042 6,342 5,961 1,111 1,081 33. 3,792 3,334 3,116 2,741 676 593 34 3,287 3,011 2,639 2.268 648 743 35 14,982 15,711 12,924 13,726 2,058 1,985 36 3,947 3,567 3.)55 2,934 792 633 37 4.052 3,374 3,377 2,881 675 493 _38 6,010 5,757 4,970 4,882 1,040 875 369 :39 2,414 2,097 1,915 1,728 499 40 14,176 13,771 12,228 ~ 11,844 1,948 1,927 41 1,779 1,210 1,483 1,014 296 196 329 C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT - Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 42 4,725 3,911 3,942 3,242 783 669 43 2,341 1,967 1,917 1,591 424 376 44 1,788 1,493 1,422 1,164 366 329 45 12,888 12,224 11,221 10,608 1,667 1,616 46 2,236 1,992 1,807 1,590 429 402 47 2.620 1,974 2,191 1,657 429 317 48 4,468 4.016 3,728 3,368 740 648 49 1,690 1,259 1,400 1,020 290 239 50 10,552 11,647 9,119 10,022 1,433 1,625 51 1,352 961 1,134 767 218 194 52 3,218 2,575 2,706 2,117 512 458 53 1,608 1,229 1,295 941 313 288 54 1,624 1,387 1,271 1,040 353 347 55 7,871 7,960 6,893 6,869 978 1,091 56 1,858 1,548 1,491 1,193 367 355 57 1,501 1,065 1,248 859 253 206 58 2,318 2,236 1,913 1,820 405 416 59 929 692 758 554 171 138 60 7,713 8,428 6,643 7,146 1,070 1,282 61 950 535 792 441 158 94 62 1,647 1,302 1,350 1,058 297 244 63 933 590 760 466 173 124 64 859 619 657 457 202 162 65 4.611 4,530 4,018 3,863 593 667 66 541 458 439 367 102 91 67 707 400 600 329 107 71 68 971 919 792 742 179 177 U-c 42 330 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT. Contd. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 69 353 236 285 196 68 40 70 3,013 3,589 2,651 3,060 362 529 71 280 ]83 238 142 42 41 72 649 577 549 466 100 111 73 345 209 288 164 57 45 74 287 182 216 141 71 41 75 ],635 1,745 ],444 1,452 191 293 76 256 166 218 138 38 28 77 174 84 133 69 41 15 78 291 262 235 196 56 66 79 95 50 77 40 18 10 80 928 1,120 787 965 141 155 81 73 38 60 32 13 6 82 107 98 89 73 18 25 83 66 26 50 24 16 2 84 65 52 48 37 17 15 85 258 340 228 286 30 54 86 42 38 32 28 10 10 87 32 26 27 18 5 8 88 41 35 27 27 14 8 89 14 20 12 15 2 5 90 85 )57 63 135 22 22 91 8 7 6 4 2 .1 92 17 10 5 7 12 3 93 10 3 9 3 94 13 12 95 29 38 21 33 8 5 331 C-IV -SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICl'-Concld. Single Total Rural Urban year age returns Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 , 7 96 5 7 3 5 ! 2 97 5 3 S 2 98 8 8 4 5 4 3 99 7 3 3 3 4- 100 10 20 9 14 6 101 2 2 2 2 102 2 2 2 103 2 2 104 105 3 3 106 1 1 107 110 2 3 2 3 120 A.N.S. 26 25 24 22 2 3 TABLE C-V Mother-tongue TABLE C-V Fly Leaf This presents the number of speakers of each language In some Censuses, European languages were shown separa with sex breakup. It gives the strength of various linguistic tely. In 1951 this scheme was replaced by a three-fold classi groups in each district separately for rural and urban areas. fication: The languages returned are shown in alphabetical order. In the earlier Censuses, the data on language or mother-tongue were 1. Languages of the Indian Sub-continent presented on territorial basis. Till 1941 the following broad classifications were adopted : 2. Languages of other Asian countries 1. Languages of Madras Presidency 3. Languages of continents other than Asia 2. Other Indian languages When an enutrlerator could not make out the language 3. Non-Indian Asiatic languages spoken by any Tribe, it was grouped under the classification • Tribal languages '. A more scientific attempt has been made 4. Non-Asiatic languages to classify the languages in 1961 Census. TABLE C-V Fly Leaf Note 1. (i) The following mother-tongues arranged in alphabe another name or form of the tongue mentioned against it in tical order in Col. 1 of the table given below as per Table Col. 1 which in its turn has been classified by the Linguistic C-V have been classified in the Linguistic Survey of India. The Survey of India in the appropriate place for that tongue. Linguistic Survey of India Clasification No. is mentioned against each mother-tongue in Col. 3. (iv) If in Col. 1, there is a tongue which bears no classification number in the Linguistic Survey of India then in (ii) If in Col. 3 no Classification No. is given against Col. 2 the name of the classified language or group will be any mother-tongue of Col. 1 then it would mean that the name given of which the mother-tongue of col. 1 is either a dialect refers to either old or middle Indo-Aryan language or a or another name or form. In such a case the number of language group or branch or family name from the Linguistic classified language of Col. 2 has been given in Col. 3. Survey of India. (v) In Col. 2 standardized spellings according to Linguistic (iii) Wherever a tongue is mentioned in Col. 3 it is to Survey of India has been given against each mother-tongue be understood that the mother-tongue is either a dialect or of Co!. 1. ------Alphabetical order of mother-tongues Classified name in the Classification No. in the classified by the Linguistic Lgin uis tic Linguistic Survey of India Survey of India Survey of India Assamese Assamesese 552 Badaga Bagaga 298 Bengali Bengali 529 Bhutani Bhotia of Bhutan 69 Bihari Bihari 506 Coorgi I Kodagu Kogagu I Coorgi 301 Dogri Dogri 647 Garhwali Garhwali 804 Gujarati Gujarati 652 Jaindi Hindi Hindi 586 Devanagari Hindustani Hindostani 582 Bondili, Kshatri lrula I lruliga lrula 2119 Kachchhi Kachchhi 451 Kannada Kanarese 296 Kashmiri Kashmiri 399 Khasi Khasi 8 Konkani Konka1).i 494 Cf. Note 2 Goanese of Note 2. Korava Korava 287 Korchi Kota Kota 304 337 Alphabetical order of mother-tongues Ci:",ified name in the Classification No. in the cla:,sified by the Linguistic Linguistic Linguistic Survcy of India. Survey of India. Survcy of India. Kuruba I Kurumba Kurumba 299 UraJi Laolani / Lambadi Banjiri 771 Lushai / Mizo Lushei 224 Maithili Maithili 507 Malayalam Malayalam 293 Pania Manipuri I Meithei Manipuri I Meithei 206 Marathi Marathi 455 Balabandhu. Marwari Miirwari 713 Multani Multiini 426 Nagari - Marathi Nagari 654 cr. Note 2 Naiki - Kuruba I Kurumba Naiki 771 Cf. Note 2 Nawait Diildi 497 Cf. Note 2 Nepali Naipali 781 Gorkhali Oriya Oriya 502 Pahari - Unspecified Pchari Group Prakrit Pr"krit Punjabi Piln.i:;bi 632 Gurmukhi, Sikhi 71:2 Samkrit Santali Santilli 15 674 Khatri - Saurashtra S,kkim Bhotia Bhatia of Sikkim 68 S;nJhi Sindhi 4~5 Soj2~ga - Kannada Tamil 285 Cf. Note 2 T:Jmil Tamil 285 Kongar Telugu 319 Vadaga Tibetan 58 Toda Toda 303 Tulu Tulu 302 Koraga Urdu 585 YlTllk~!a I Yerukula Yerukala 288 Tl-C 43 TABLE C-V Fly Leaf Note: 2 classified or reclassified by the Linguist in the manner stated below: The following mother-tongues arranged in alphabetical (T) against the mother-tongue in column I indicates that order as per Table C-Y and are indicated by an asterisk and a it has been tentatively classified, (TR) means that it has been dagger or dagger alone in that Table have been tentatively tentatively reclassified by the Linguist. Alphabetical order of the mother-tongues Manner in which tentatively indicated by an asterisk and a dagger classified or reclassified or dagger alone in table CoY. by the Linguist. 2 Balbanagiri (T) Gujarati Chettibhasha-Kannada (T) Kannada Ekidi (T) Tclugu Goanesc (TR) Konkani, a language of the Southern Grolip of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Gora (T) Santali Balian (T) Kannada Kargoni (T) Konkani, a language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Karwari (T) Konkani, a language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Kaspar (T) Irulajlruliga Kasturi (T) Tamil Kattullaicken (T) Kuruba/Kurumba Khokili (T) Konkani, a language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Ko Bashai Kota Koduva (T) Telugu Konavar (T) Kannada Konkani (TR) A language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family 339 Alphabetical order of the mother-tongues Manner in which tentatively indicated by an asterisk and a daEger or classified or reclassified dagger alone in Table CoY. by the Linguist. 2 Korlani (1') Konkani, a language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Kosavan (1') Irulajlruliga Kumki (1') Konkani, a language of the Southern Group of Outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Madari-1'elugu (T) Telugu Mahajani-Rajasthani (T) Rajasthani Mallayakka (1') Malayalam Mi]ai (T) Telugu Montadenchetty (T) Kannada Nagari-Marathi (TR) Marathi Naiki-Kuruba/Kurumba (TR) Kuruba!Kurumba Nawait (TR) The same as the Daldi Sub-dialect of Kon kani. a language of the Southern group of outer Sub-Branch of the Aryan Sub-Family Ottanmoli (T) Telugu Pallakkal (T) Badaga Solaga-Kannada (TR) Kannada Theevari (1') Telugu Udaiyarmoli (T) Tamil Valluvamoli (T) Tamil TABLE C-V Fly Leaf Note: 3. by the Lilll!.liist Hccordi!l.~~ to (a) mNher-tol1,;ues of other Asian Mother-tongues outside the Indian Sub-continent which countrl,'; 8t1J (b) mother-tongues of (.leh of t 11e other continents have been printed in italics in the Table have been arranged in the following manner: ------_._------ 2 Other Asian countries: Afghani/Kabuli/Pakhto/Pashto/Pathani, Annamese/ Annamite, Arabic/ Arbi, Balinese, Burmese, Cambodian, Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese, Chinese/Chini, Hanoi, Hebrew/Jewish, Indonesian/Irani/ Iranian, Iraqui, Japanese, Javanesel Java, Mahlj Maldivian, Malaij Malay / Malaya) Malayan, Persian, Siamese /Thai, Turkish /Turkistani, Vietnamese. Africa. African, Congolese, Ethiopian, Ghanese, Sudanese, Uganda. Oceania Hawaii Europe Austrian, Basque, Belgian, Celtic, Czech/Czechoslovakian, Danish, Dutch, English, European, Flemish, French, Gaelic German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latin, Maltese, Norwe:sian, Polish, Portuguese, Roumanian, Russian, Scottish, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Welsh, Yugoslavian. TABLE C-V Fly Leaf Note: 4. The following mother-tongues whidl appear in the table BithaJanean, Kurllyikkaran, Roman, Satrali Sigitvia, have been found unclassifiable by the Linguist for want of any Sikkari, Yaipaki. dependable information on them so far;- TABLE C-V Fly Leaf Note: 5. tongue returns which are rationalized to the names given Column 2 shows variant spellings or forms of mothel'- against them in Column 1. Column-I. Column--2. Rationalized forms of names of Variant forms of the names of mother-tongues re~orded mother-tongues as listed during enumeration and for in Table C-V. transcription Badaga Badagu, Badugu Balabandhu Balband BondiH Bondali, Bondli Chcttibhasha-Kannada Chetti Bashai Coorgi/Kodagu Coorg Devanagari Devanageri, Devanagiri Dogri Dogiri, Dogra, Tokkaru Garhwali Guruwali, Guruvali Gorkhali Gurugali, Goorka Gujarati Gujarathi Gurmukhi Gurumukhi, Dunmugi Hindustani Hindusthani Irula!Iruliga lrular Mozhi Kachchhi Cutch Kannada Kannadarn Kashmiri Kashmir Khatri-Saurashtra Kathiri Konkani Kongani, Kongini Korava Kura Bashai, Kura Bhashai, Kurava, Kuravar Mozhi. Korchi Kourch Kota Kotta Kshatri Kshatriya, Kshtriya, Boushada Kshatriya 343 Column-I. Column-2. Rationalized forms of names of Variant forms of the names of mother-tongues recorded mother-tongues as listed during enumeration and for in Table C-V. transcription. ._------Kuruba!Kurumba Kurumbar, Kurumar, Korambar Lushai I Mizo Lusha Mahajani-Rajasthani Majani Maithili Maithli, Maithyli Montadenchetty Mountain ~agari/Marathi Magiri Naiki-Kuruba!Kurumba Naicka Nawait Navath Oriya Odiya Ottanmoli OUan's Language Pahari -unspecified Padi, Pakadi Pania Paniya Prakrit Pragrutham Rajasthani Rajastani Santali Sandal Saurashtra Saurastra, Saurashtra, Sowrashtra Sikhi Sikh Tibetan Tibetian Udaiyarmoli Udaiyarmozi, Udaiyarmozhi Urali Oorazhi Urdu Urudu Vadaga Vadagu, Vadugu, Vaduva Valluvamoli Valluva Mozhi Yerukala/Yerukula Yerukla, Yarukula, Yerkula. I 'o ,;, Q1 bO «I ==' bO ci Ir) s= o 0'" «I '"(:l -_ ":g - -"CI 0 Q) u <::: ~ ... .b -- if> ::::I til :as= '"«I Q) CJ (:l s=.. ~ s=.. -= :a -< ;.;J ....(:l ._. "CI Q) .r: r =«I ...'" 00 N ::c .... «I "CI 0 Eo-< Q) .....<::: Ul ;;.. ::::I 00 ~ '"Of) «I (:l 0 U U- [-< o ...... <') 0 C) I Vi .r: >. c ..- .D E CJ -0 «I ::?: ; .2 '-' c.l) o I l":: u 10 ,.c~ v. -2 ~ i c--J 'o -< I .~ l~ Ij ; :J <- Vi c ;:; I I CD" CJ 0 c: TABLE C-V MADRAS Note: (i) Mother-tongues printed in italics belong to countries outside the Indian Sub·continent. (ii) Nr,mes oeeuring after hyphen (_.) have been intlOduced by the Linguist to indicate groupings. (iii) Aslerisk ( "f) mean, tIlat the mother-tongue is unclassified in Linguistic Survey of India. Total s. No. Languages Persons Ivlales Females 2 3 4 5 To(al Population 33,686,953 16,910.978 16,775,975 Afghani i Kabttli I Pakltto I Pashto! Pathani 168 150 IS 2 African 3 3 3 Annamese / Annamite 3 3 4 Arabic / Arbi 639 336 303 5 Assamese 70 53 17 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 85,371 43,000 42,371 8 Balabandhu 916 458 458 9 ,If + Balbanagiri 15 15 10 Balinese II Basque 18 18 12 Belgian 2 13 Bengali 2,498 1,748 750 14 Bhutani 15 Bihuri 5 5 16 ,'i Bithalanean 17 Bondili 8 6 2 18 Burmese 145 63 82 19 Cambodian 9 8 20 Celtic 2 2 21 Ceylonese { Simelu I Singhale'le 448 164 284 22 "* + Chettibhasha ···Kannada 711 377 334 23 Chinese I Chini 194 104 90 24 Congolese 2 2 25 Coorgi / Kodagu 627 394 233 347 MOTHER-TONGUE STATE (iv) Dagger (+) denotes that the mother-tongue though classified in Linguistic Survey of India is either tentatively reclassified or considered un classifiable by the Linguist. (v) Asterisk and dagger ( ,'.' + ) denote that the mother-tongue is unclassified by Grierson but is tentativly classified by the Linguist. Rural Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10 11 24,696,425 12,331,586 12,364.839 8,990,528 4,579,392 4,411,136 33 20 13 135 130 5 3 3 2 2 291 165 126 348 171 177 25 24 45 29 16 75,559 37,904 37,655 9,812 5,096 4,716 916 458 458 ]5 15 3 3 15 15 2 640 490 150 1,858 1,258 600 2 5 5 8 6 2 24 t) 15 121 54 67 9 8 2 2 205 ~8 167 243 126 117 711 377 334 11 4 7 183 100 83 2 2 98 62 36 529 332 197 348 TABLE C-V MADRAS Total S. No. Language, Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 26 Czech I Czechnslovak, ian 13 9 4 27 Danish 56 24 32 28 Devanagari 15 10 5 29 Dogri 21 16 5 30 J)utch 99 89 10 31 .,', + Ekidi 4 2 2 32 English 34,446 17,018 17,428 :B Ed,iopian 2 2 3·1 E:.ropean ~5 Flemish 65 64 36 French 431 156 275 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 211 131 78 40 Ghanese 7 6 41 + Goanese 18 16 2 42 +.' + Gara 43 Garkhali 23 21 2 44 Greek 76 70 6 45 Gujarati 17,929 10,216 7,713 4( Gurmukhi 11 8 3 47 ,';' + Halian 2 48 Hanoi 7 7 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew / Jewish 8 3 5 51 Hindi 38,974 21,849 17,125 349 MOTHER TONGUE STATE-Contd. Rural Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10 11 10 6 4 3 3 3 2 53 23 30 15 10 5 2 2 19 14 5 3 2 96 88 8 4 2 2 1,960 1,080 880 32,486 15,938 16,548 2 2 25 25 40 39 87 45 42 344 111 233 10 5 5 201 128 73 7 6 4 4 14 12 2 2 2 21 21 76 70 6 1,698 929 769 16,231 9,287 .1,944 11 8 3 2 7 1 8 3 5 7,712 4,510 3,202 31,262 17,339 13,923 350 TABLE C-V MADRAS Total S. No. Languages Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 52 Hindu:,tani 602 267 335 53 Hungarian 6 2. 4 54 Indonesian 4 4 55 Irani I Iranian 56 Iraqui 3 2 57 Irish 22 1 19 /58 r~~_Iruliga 4,095 2,072 2,023 59 Italian 138 95 43 60 laini 34 23 11 61 Japanese 66 60 6 062 Javanese I Java 474 462 12 63 Kachchhi 163 180 183 ·64 Kannada 853,211 429,501 423,7'0 ~5 .-:~ + Kargoni 6 6 66 -:~ + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 89 67 22 68 .::. + K~spar 8 4 4 69 -,\~~ + Kaslllri 9 6 :\ 170 .:; + Kattunaicken 71 Khad 4 :I 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 332 167 165 73 :'~ ·t- Khokili ]3 6 7 74 f- Ko Bashai 94 73 21 75 .::. + Koduva 76 .,'; + Konavar 1 2 77 Kongar 12 ]2 351 MOTHER~ TONGUE STATE-Contd. Rural Urban Persons Mi.lles Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10 11 97 44 53 505 223 282 6 2 4 4 4 3 2 22 3 19 3,389 1,696 1,693 706 376 330 39 39 99 56 43 34 23 11 2 64 59 5 448 437 11 26 25 363 180 183 606,163 303,509 302,654 247,048 125,992 121,056 6 6 11 9 2 78 58 20 8 4 4 9 6 3 3 3 331 166 165 13 6 7 94 73 21 2 2 12 12 352 TABLE C-V MADRAS Total S. No. Languages Person~ Males Females 2 3 4 5 78 + Konkani 4,506 2,414 2,092 ~9 Koraga 14 14 80 Korava 794 411 383 81 Korchi 57 57 82 -;';' + Korlani 108 108 83 ,'(. + Kosavan 41 22 19 /84 Kota 862 467 395 85 Kshatri 311 134 177 86 ,';' + Kumki 2 2 87 Kuruba I Kurumba 2,666 1,466 1,200 '88 ,';' Kuruvikkaran 31 17 14 89 Lamani I Lambadi 3,345 1,614 1,731 90 Latin 15 11 4 91 Lushai I Mizo 4 3 92 ,',' + Madari I Telugu 10 10 93 -,\' + Mahajani - Rajasthani 10 6 4 94 Mahlj Maldivian 8 8 95 Maithili 12 3 9 '/% Malai I Malay I Malaya / Malayan 412 202 210 97 Malayalam 399,206 226,951 172,255 98 .-;;; + MH llayakka 99 Maltese 9 2 7 too Manipuri I Meithei 13 11 :2 101 Marathi 51,431 26,207 25,224 102 Marwari 3,543 2,210 1,333 103 .:;. + Mijai 8 2 6 12 10 2 16,262 8,441 7,821 35,169 17,766 17,403 31 20 II 3,512 2,190 1,322 H-C 45 354 TABLE C-V MADRAS Total S. No. Languages Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 104 * + Montadenchetty 1,690 900 790 105 Multani 61 36 25 106 + Nagari - Marathi 16 11 5 107 + Naiki - Kuruba I Kurumba 1,167 587 580 108 + Nawait 2 2 109 Nepali 1,325 1,080 245 110 Norwegia.'l 3 2 111 Oriya 399 259 140 112 ,,, + Ottanmoli 2 2 113 Pahar~ - Unspecified 17 15 2 114 ·.'i + Pallakkal 3 2 '115 Pania 5,139 2,590 2,549 116 Persian 148 77 71 117 Polish 7 2 5 118 Por tuguese 55 33 22 119 Prakrit 5 3 2 120 PuniJbi 3473 2,344 1,129 121 Rajasthani 290 203 87 122 i't.. H.olnan 4 -l ~ 123 Roumanian 2 L 124 Russian 26 13 13 125 S~lnskrit 117 62 55 126 Santaii 2 2 127 ~\~ Satrali 9 6 3 128 S1. u td:sl-., tra 155 392 78.021 77,371 129 Scot/ish 1 1 130 Siamese! Thai 49 3-t 15 131 -), Sigitvia 355 MOTHER TONGUE STATE-Contd. Rural Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10 11 865 470 395 825 430 395 61 36 25 16 11 5 886 443 443 281 144 137 2 2 226 180 46 1,099 900 199 3 2 46 35 11 353 224 129 2 2 17 15 2 3 2 ,,)74 J,600 1,574 1,965 990 975 6 6 142 71 71 7 2 5 4 3 51 30 21 5 3 2 875 755 120 2,598 1,589 1,009 26 10 16 264 193 71 4 4 .., 2 .t. :; 2 23 11 12 -., -,- j2 20 85 50 35 2 2 9 6 3 {i,102 3,182 2,920 149,290 74,839 74,451 _,6 24 12 13 10 3 356 TABLE C-V MADRAS Total S. No. Languages Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 132 Sikhi 2 1 133 i.' Sikkari 29 17 12 134 Sikkim Bhotia 9 3 6 135 Sindhi 7,148 3,712 3,436 136 Slovene f37 + Solaga - Kannada 1,931 972 959 138 Spanish 37 13 24 139 Sudanese 4 4 140 Swedish 55 19 36 141 Swiss 9 6 3 142 Tamil 28,011,099 14,021,680 13,989,419 143 Telugu 3,363,579 1,687,997 1,675,582 144 .,;, + Theevari 2 2 145 Tibetan 37 29 8 '146 Toda 760 384 376 147 Tulu 4,672 3,252 1,420 148 Turkish I Turkistani 2 2 149 -!:- + Udaiyarmoli 4 4 150 Uganda 5 5 1}51 Urali 1,073 549 524 152 Urdu 615,503 314,083 301,420 153 Vadaga 235 102 133 154 "i- Vaipaki 155 7;, + Valluvamoli 3 2 156 Vietnamese 33 2 31 157 Welsh 2 2 158 Yerukala / Yerukula 25 13 12 159 Yugoslavian 3 2 357 MOTHER TONGUE STATE - Coneld. Rural Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 1 1 29 17 12 8 2 6 30 24 6 7,118 3,688 3,430 1,931 972 959 2 2 35 13 22 4 4 54 19 35 9 6 3 21.180,265 10,562,329 10,617,936 6,830,834 3,459,351 3,371,483 2,405,216 1,203,612 1,201,604 958,363 484,385 473,978 2 2 37 29 8 625 322 303 135 62 73 1,312 717 595 3,360 2,535 825 2 2 4 4 5 5 1,070 546 524 3 3 194,963 99,462 95,501 420,540 214,621 205,919 191 86 105 44 16 28 3 2 1 5 5 28 2 26 2 2 25 13 12 2 358 TABLE C-V MOTHER TONGUE 1- MADRAS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females Total Population 909,701 819,440 1,120,591 1,075,821 Afghani / Kabuli I Pakhto/Pashto/ Pathani 98 2 African 2 3 Annamese I Annamite 4 Arabic I Arbi 22 41 22 24 5 Assamese 20 9 23 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 39 8 6 8 Balabandhu 17 6 441 452 {j '.'f + Balbanagiri 15 ]0 Balinese 11 Basque 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 908 388 492 163 14 Bhutani 15 Bihari 16 ·x· Bithalanean 17 BondiJi 6 2 18 Burmese 36 34 2 2 19 Cambodian 8 20 Celtic 2 21 Ceylonese I Sime/u i Singhalese 50 56 7 2 22 ,'c + Chettibhashn - Kannada 23 Chinese I Chini 67 52 24 Congolese 2 25 Coorgi I Kodagu 64 49 156 ~~ 26 Czech I Czechoslovakian 2 .~, ~ 359 TABLE C-V MOTHER TONGUE 1. MADRAS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 9 8 28 Devanagari 6 2 29 Dogri 5 3 30 Dutch 4 31 ,;, + Ekidi 32 Engiish 8,526 9,013 1,284 1,327 33 Ethiopian 34 European 35 Flemish 16 36 French 39 6S 5 7 37 Gaelic 1 38 Garhwali 39 German 47 30 1 2 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 11 4 42 :';' + Gora 43 Gorkhali 15 2 44 Grcoek 69 3 45 Gujarati 6,683 4,905 216 150 46 Gurm\lkhi 4 2 47 .:;, + Halian 48 Hanoi 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew I Jew;sl! 2 51 l-lir'.di 8,963 7,232 2,761 1,590 52 Eimiu;;tar.i 44 29 62 53 53 HliI.[;{/rian 2 4 360 TABLE C-V MOTHER TONGUE 1. MADRAS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Mares Females 54 Indonesian 55 Irani I Iranian 56 Iraqui 57 Irish 8 A8 lrula / Iruliga 19 11 59 Italian 34 10 {iO Jaini 23 11 61 Japanese 58 4 62 Javanese/Java 437 11 '3 Kachchhi 67 67 5 5 64 Kannada 8)32 6,823 3,019 2,855 {i5 0\' + Kargoni 6 {)6 0\' + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 49 13 5 2 68 0\' + Kaspar 69 ,I~ + Kasturi 6 3 .r 70 -,'C + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 72 Khatri-Saurashtra ~2 73 85 92 73 -,\' + Khokili 6 7 74 Ol~ + Ko Bashai 75 0';- + Koduva 76 ol~ + Konavar 2 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani J .44.' 1,238 114 86 / 79 Koraga 80 Korava 193 187 361 TABLE C-V MOTHER TONGUE 1. MADRAS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females IVlales Females 81 Kor::hi 82 .If + Korlani 83 -if + Kosavan "'4 Kota 85 Kshatri 3 110 133 86 ,Ii + Kumki 2 87 Kuruba / Kurumba 21 21 ,If Kuruvikkaran 4 8 89 Lamani / Lambadi 27 45 90 Latin 6 4 91 Lushai I Mizo 92 ,If + Madari - Telugu 93 ,If + Mahajani - Rajasthani 6 4 94 Mahl/ Maldivian 95 Maithili 3 9 "96 Malai I Malay I Malaya J Malayan 8 7 2 97 Malayalam 37,267 20,657 8,480 3,872 98 .If + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 4 100 Manipuri / Meithei 6 101 Marathi 7,229 6,761 1,505 1,190 102 Marwari 1,926 1,105 31 39 103 ,I.' + Mijai 104 .'f + Montadcnchctty 105 Multani 32 14 106 + Nagari - Marathi 10 2 107 + Naiki - Kuruba I Kurumba u-c 46 362 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 1. MADRAS 2. CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Male's Females Males Females 108 + Nawait 109 Nepali 546 82 189 101 110 Norwegian 111 Oriya 180 95 30 5 112 ,';' + Ottanmoli 113 Pahari-Unspecified 14 114 ,\, + Pallakkal 2 ,- 115 Pania 116 Persian 46 44 117 Polish 4 118 Portuguese 10 10 3 {19 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 897 590 g72 231 121 Rajasthani 139 25 122 ,\, Roman 123 Roumanian 2 124 Rz 125 Sanskrit 7 24 126 Santa1i 127 ,\, SatraJi U8 Saurashtra 2,364 2,205 1,481 1,470 129 Scottish 130 Siamese r Thai 9 3 131 Sigitvia 132 Sikhi ,-. 133 ,,,, Sikkari 17 ,,," 134 Sikkim Bhatia 363 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 1- MADRAS 2, CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT DISTRICT S, No. Languages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 2,556 2,459 35 29 136 Slovene 137 + Solaga - Kannada 138 Spanish 3 5 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 4 141 Swiss 4 2 142 Tamil 639,114 587,505 924>956 895,505 143 Telllgll 125,684 118,948 155,843 ]49,908 144 ,'i- + Theevari 145 Tibetan 8 29 {46 Toda 147 Tulu 1,884 312 112 1 i8 148 Turkish I Turkistam 149 ,y. + Udaiyarmoli 2 150 Ugunda /' 151 Urali 152 Urdu 53,937 48,271 17,468 16,097 153 Vadaga 154 ,\, Vaipaki 155 ", + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh I'i 58 YerukaJa I YerukliJa 11 12 159 Yugoslavian 364 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females MaJes Females Total Population 1,581,826 1,564,500 1,535,928 1,512,045 Afghanif Kabulif Pakhto/ Pashto fPathalli 5 2 African 3 Annamese f Annamite 4 Arabic fArM 7 18 13 5 Assamese 2 3 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 3 8 Balabandhu 9 ,':. + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 32 33 28 12 14 Bhutani 15 Bibari 3 16 + Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 3 3 2 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese I Simelu I Singhalese 3 15 31 22 ,'i- + Chettibhasha - Kannada 23 Chinese I Chini 6 4 24 Conr;olese 25 Coorgi I Kodagu 26 C::::echl Czechoslovakian 365 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 2 5 28 Devanagari 2 1 2 2 29 Dogri 30 Dutch 31 ',If + Ekidi 2 2 32 English 550 551 523 524 33 Ethiopian 34 European 35 Flemish 36 French 3 5 21 12 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 2 5 11 8 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 42 '" + Gora 43 Gorkhali 44 Greek 45 Gujarati 88 50 124 86 46 Gurmukhi 47 i,e + Halian 48 Hanoi 49 Hawaii 50 HehrewjJelrish 51 Hindi 1,494 1,377 1055 912 52 Hin'~ltstani 53 HI:ngarian ~66 TABLE C-V MOTHER TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 54 Indonesian 55 Irani I Iranian 56 lraqui 57 Irish 58 Trula I IruJiga 5 59 Italian 12 13 62 Javanese / Java 63 Kachchhi 64 Kannada 13,006 13,095 3,200 3,017 66 -N· + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 7 68 ,'i- + Kaspar 00 ,';' + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 73 ,'i- + Khokili 74 -;\!' + Ko Bashai 75 -;II- + Koduva 76 ,\, + Konavar 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani 35 32 24 16 "79 Koraga gO Korav8. 52 57 5 4 367 T\BU; C-V MOTHER TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 81 Korchi 82 ,y. + Korlani 83 ,\, + Kosavan 84 Kota 85 Kshatri 86 "e + Kumki 87 Kuruba!Kurumba -88 ,I[- + Kuruvikkaran 13 89 Lamani! Lambadi 90 Latin 91 Lushai!Mizo 92 ,\, + Madari-Telugu 93 "i- + Mahajani-Rajasthar.i 94 Mahl!Maldivian 95 Maithili /' 96 Malai! Malay! Malaya! Malayan 18 12 22 97 Malayalam 2,703 1,831 2,768 1,268 98 ,':, + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 100 Manipuri!Meithei 101 Marathi 4,674 4,614 568 609 102 Marwari 61 58 24 22 103 ,\, + Mijai 104 ,I[- + Montadenchetty 105 Multani 106 + Nagari-Marathi - 107 + Naiki-Kuruba!Kurumba 368 TABLE C-V'MOTHER-TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 108 + Nawait 109 Nepali 11 7 9 110 Norwegian III Oriya 15 10 3 4 112 ,,!- + Ottanmoli 113 Pahari - Unspecified 114 ;I(- + Pallakkal 115 Pania 116 Persian 3 117 Polish 118 Portuguese 119 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 15 8 15 10 121 Rajasthani 9 8 122 ,y. Roman 123 Roumanian 124 Russian 2 9 8 125 Sanskrit 2 126 Santa Ii 2 127 ,'I- Satrali 128 Saurashtra 2,150 2,083 258 233 129 Scottish 130 Siamese/ Thai 131 ,'c Sigi tvia 132 Sikhi 133 ,';- Sikkari 134 Sikkim Bhotia 369 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 3. NORTH ARCOT 4. SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 55 25 4 2 136 Slovene ---137 + Solaga-Kannada >fl ••• 138 Spanish 2 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 141 Swiss 142 Tamil 1,290,435 1,273,281 1,424,458 1,402.525 143 Telugu 175,355 174,755 75,162 75,041 144 ',,(- + Theevari 2 145 Tibetan 146 Toda 147 Tulu 48 53 23 12 148 Turkish! Turkistani 149 -;¥- + U daiyarmoli 150 Uganda 1i51 Urali 152 Urdu 90,957 92,527 27,551 27,633 153 Vadaga 154 * Vaipaki 155 ,'(, + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh I 158 Y erukala! Yerukula 159 Yugos lay ian lI-C 47 370 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMBA'fORE DISTRICT DISTRICT , ~jn. Languages Males Females Males Females Total Population 1,923,885 I,SiO,223 1,809,591 1,747.880 Afghani / Kabuli f PakIJto J Pas/tto I Patha1ti 11 2 2 African 3 Annamese I A.1tnamite 2 4 Arabic I Arbi 15 5 54 55 5 Assamese 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 161 165 150 15 8 Balabandhu 9 o\i- + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 7 102 38 14 Bhutani 15 Bihari 16 .. :. Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 2 3 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese! Simelu I Sillghalel'e 2 115 8 22 ,':- + Chettibhasha - Kannada 23 Chinese I Chini 3 7 24 Congolese Coorgi / Kodagu 35 Czech I Czechoslovakian 371 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Laaguages Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 28 Devanagari 29 Dogri 4 30 Dutch 31 * + Ekidi 32 English 265 214 1,891 1.418 33 Ethiopian 34 European 35 Fl~mish 36 French 23 :>1 6 9 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 2 40 Ghanese 6 41 + Goanese 2 42 ,¥- + Gora 43 Gorkhali 44 Grnk 3 45 Gujarati 231 205 1,197 969 46 Gurmukhi 3 47 .~ -t Halian 48 Hanoi 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew! Jewish 51 Hindi 1)74 1,303 1,938 1,534 52 Hindustani 4 12 S3 Hungarian 372 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 54 Indonesian 55 Irani I Iranian 56 Iraqui 2 57 Irish 3 58 Irula J Iruliga 10 B 46 38 59 Italian 5 31 3 60 Jaini 61 Japanese 62 Javanese / Java 17 63 Kachchhi 31 39 64 Kannada 122,560 118,277 15J,527 151,410 65 ,\~ + Kargoni 66 ,,!- + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 68 "x· -1- Kaspar 69 _\~- + Kasturi 70 -:f + Kattunaickell 71 Khasi 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 73 :'1- + Khokili 74 -,\".. + Ko Bashai 7S ..;~ + Koduva 76 -x· + Konavar 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani 101 80 474 392 79 Koraga 14 80 Korava 72 53 371 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT DiSTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 81 Korchi 82 0'<- + Korlani 83 -)(. + Kosavan '84 Kota 85 Kshatri 9 S 86 -)(. + Kumld 87 Kuruba / Kurumba 24 '88 -)(. Kuruvikkaran 6 89 Lamani ! Lambadi 1,346 1,417 241 269 90 Latin 3 91 Lushai I Mizo 92 ,~. + Madari I Telugu 93 0'<- + Mahajani - Rajasth~ni 94 Mahl[ Maldivian 3 95 Maithili / 96 Malai f Malay [ Malaya I Malayan 4 97 Malayalam 5,661 3,994 47,793 34,043 98 ,,!- + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 2 100 Manipuri ! Meithei 101 Marathi 3,606 3,307 1,641 1,640 102 Marwari 30 9 73 32 103 .,¥ + Mijai 104 .,\'. + Montadenchetty 19 21 105 Multani 106 + Nagari-Marathi 107 + Naiki-Kuruba!Kurumba 374 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMBATORE DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 108 + Nawait 2 !09 Nepali 16 120 19 110 Norwegian 111 Ori::ra 9 6 -+ 2 112 * + Ottanmoli 113 Pahari - Unspecified 114 -.If. + Pallakkal / 115 Pallia Jj6 Persian 8 9 117 Polish 118 Por tuguese 119 Prakrit 3 2 120 Punjabi 15 7 144 ~9 121 Rajasthani 21 24 10 2 -,'C Roman 122 4 123 Roumanian 124 Russian 125 Sanskrit 4 9 ]~ 7 126 SantaJi 127 -:;. Satrali 128 Saurashtra 7,967 8,079 447 376 129 Scottish 130 Siamese! Thai 22 5 13J -x- Sigitvia "'>J ,._ Sikhi J33 ,'(. Sikkari 134 Sikkim Bhotia 375 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 5. SALEM 6. COIMB\TORE DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 137 82 524 -482 136 Slovene 137 + Solaga - Kannada 9/2 959 1311 Spanish 3 139 Sudanese 4 140 Swedish 2 141 Swiss 142 Tamil 1,447,412 1,416,333 1,220,505 1,182,254 143 Telugu 283,516 280,298 351,9-41 352,803 144 * + Theevari 145 Tibetan 146 Toda 147 Tulu 3-4 28 289 210 148 Turkish / Turkistani 149 ,';' + Udaiyarmoli 150 Uganda 151 Urali 526 514 152 Urdu 49,209 46,135 19,674 18,118 153 Vadaga 154 ,';' Vaipaki 155 ,':. + Valluvamoli 2 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh 158 Yerukala!Yerukula 159 Yugoslavian 376 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7. NILGIRIS S, MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Male~ Females Males Females Total Populatioa 213,833 195,475 1,607,229 1,603,998 1 Afghani / Kabuli I Pakhto/Pashto! Pathani 10 3 2 African 3 Annamese ! Annamite ... Arabic I Arbi 16 12 38 25 5 Assamese 5 5 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 42,641 42,182 8 Balabandhu 9 ,I(. + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 15 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 54 47 18 15 14 Bhutani 15 Bihari 2 16 ,I(. Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 2 2 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese I Simelu / Singhalese 7 2 10 21 22 ',I(. + Chettibhasha - Kannada 377 334 23 Chinese! Chini 6 8 6 4 24 Congolese 25 Coorgi ! Kodagu 42 17 83 26 Czech / Czechoslovakian 377 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7. NILGIRIS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 11 14 1 28 Devanagari 29 Dogri 3 3 30 Dutch 4 31 *" + Ekidi 32 English 1,146 1,527 707 805 33 Ethiopian 2 34 European 35 Flemish 6 36 French 19 37 19 22 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 3 12 17 10 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 42 *" + Gora 43 Gorkhali 6 44 Greek 45 Gujarati 132 104 327 301 46 Gurmukhi 47 *" + Halian 48 Hanoi 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew I Jewi.lh 5 51 Hindi 1,089 805 908 761 52 Hindustani 14 10 20 13 53 Hungarian u-c 48 378 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7, NILGIRIS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 54 Indonesian 55 I raniI Iranian 56 Iraqui 57 Irish 2 4 2 58 Irula I Iruliga 1,992 1,966 59 Italian 9 17 4 60 Jaini 61 Japanese 2 62 Javanese/Java 7 63 Kachchhi 73 72 64 Kannada 19,788 17,902 75,346 75,508 65 ,I(. + Kargoni 66 ,'f + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 4 7 68 -;'~ + Kaspar 4 4 69 7(. + Kasturi /70 ~I:. + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 3 72 Khatri-Saurashtra 73 ,I(. + Khokili 74 7(. + Ko Bashai 73 21 75 7(. 4- Koduva 76 "* + Konavar 77 Kongar 12 78 + Konkani 114 166 45 22 , 79 Koraga 80 Korava 84 80 379 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7. NILGIRIS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 21 Kor~hi 82 ,v,. + Korlani 83 oy. + Kosavan 22 19 / 84 Kota 467 395 85 Kshatri 14 32 86 ,yo + Kumki 87 Kuruba / Kurumba 1,421 1,179 '88 ,'I. Kuruvikkaran 89 Lamani ; Lambadi 90 Latin 91 Lushai / Mizo 3 92 * + Madari - Telugu 10 93 * + Mahajani - Rajasthani 94 Mahl J Maldivian 95 Maithili 96 Malai / Malay I Ma!aya I Malayan 3 6 4 97 Malayalam 36,355 28,267 7,003 5,025 98 * + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 2 100 Manipuri / Meithei 3 2 101 Marathi 720 ],010 697 666 102 Marwari 24 66 7 103 ·X· + Mijai 104 * + M ontadenchetty 881 769 105 Multani 5 5 106 + Nagari - Marathi 107 + Naiki - Kuruba I Kurumba 587 580 380 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7. NILGIRIS II. MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 108 + Nawait 109 Nepali 54 6 18 110 • Norwegian 111 Oriya 15 16 112 ,,;- + Ottanmoli 113 Pahari - Unspecified 114 * + Pallakkal ~15 Pania 2,590 2,549 116 Persian 19 16 117 Polish 118 Portuguese 11 9 119 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 1St> 131 147 12 121 R~ljasthani 14 15 2 122 .!:. Roman 123 Rou!;)tmian 124 1~lIssian 4 125 Sanskrit 3 126 Santulj 127 ..':. Satrali 6 3 128 Saurashtra 7 39,592 40,020 129 Scottish 130 Siamese/Thai 131 .,':. Sigitvia 132 Sikhi 133 -), Sikkari 134 Sikkim Bhotia 2 6 381 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 7. NILGIRIS 8. MADURAI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 104 87 105 91 136 Slovene 137 + Solaga - Kannada 138 Spanish 10 4 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 4 17 22 141 Swiss 142 Tamil 82,710 75,120 1,269,552 1,266,684 143 Telugu 15,124 14,994 199,345 202,007 144 ,\, + Theevari 145 Tibetan '146 Toda 384 375 147 Tulu 76 63 32 24 148 Turkish / Turkistam 149 ,~- + Udaiyarmoli 2 150 Uganda 151 Urali 23 10 152 Urdu 4,365 4,419 13,136 11,720 153 Vadaga 2 11 154 ,'.' Vaipaki 155 .;.:. + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh 2. '" 158 Yerukala i Yerukula 159 Yugoslavian 382 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 9. TIRU(. HIRAPALLl 10 THANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females Total PopUlation 1,588,429 1,609,649 1,610,241 1,635,686 Afghani I Kabuli {Pakh to {Pash to I Pathani 6 17 14 2 African 3 Annamese I Annamite 4 Arabic I Arbi 40 20 26 39 5 Assamese 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 8 Balabandhu 9 * + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 22 14 37 6 14 Bhutani 15 Bihari 16 * Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 6 11 14 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese J Simelu J Singhalese 3 5 9 10 22 * + Chettibhasha - Kannada 23 Chinese J Chini 7 4 8 8 24 Congolese 25 Coorgi J Kodagu 10 11 8 26 Czech! Czechoslovakian 383 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI 10. lHANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 28 Devanagari 29 Dogri 30 Dutch 31 o~ + Ekidi 32 English 1,571 1,437 226 153 33 Ethiopian 34 European 35 Flemish 36 French 8 18 33 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 4 5 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 42 * + Gora 43 Gorkhali 44 Greek 45 Gujarati 165 155 -.90 158 46 Gurmukhi 47 o~ + Halian 48 Hanoi 1 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew/Jewish 51 Hindi 874 568 518 391 52 Hindustani 6 4 16 7 53 Hungarian 384 ~ABLE C-V MOTHER· TONGUE 9. TIR UCHIRAPAlLl 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 54 Indonesian .. 55 Irani I Iranian 56 Iraqui 57 Irish /58 Irula / Iruliga 59 Italian 60 Jaini 61 Japanese 62 Javanese f Java 63 Kachchhi 64 Kannada 11,975 12,343 1,941 2,140 65 ,¥ + Kargoni 66 .If + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 68 ~ + Kaspar 69 -;I(. + Kasturi ;(0 ,'f + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 73 -;I(. + Khokili 74 .)~ -+- Ko Bashai 75 ,If + Koduya 76 ,'f + Konayar 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani 7 9 5 10 79 Koraga 80 Koraya 5 2 385 TABLE C-V MOTHER - TONGUE 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 81 Korchi 82 * + KorIani 83 * + Kosavan ",.- 84 Kota 85 Kshatri 86 ,If. + Kumki 87 KurubajKurumba /s8 * Kuruvikkaran 89 LamanijLambadi 90 Latin 91 LushaijMizo 92 * + Madari-Telugu 93 * + Mahajani-Rajasthani 94 MahljMaldivian 95 Maithili /96 Malai j Malay j Malayaj Malayan 3 3 131 151 97 Malayalam 6,749 4,550 3,849 2,141 98 * + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 100 ManipurijMeithei 101 Marathi 1,258 1,283 3,605 3,825 102 Marwari 9 2 20 103 ,If. + Mijai 104 * + Montadenchetty 105 Multani 2 106 + Nagari-Marathi 107 + Naiki-KurubajKurumba U-C 49 386 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 9. TIRUCHIRAPALLI 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 108 + Nawait 109 Nepali 78 15 17 3 110 Norwegian ]11 Oriya 2 112 '*" + Ottanmoli 2 113 Pahari-Unspecified 114 '*" + Pallakkal "115 Pania 116 Persian 117 Polish 118 Portuguese 6 119 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 16 12 30 22 121 Rajasthani 6 9 122 * Roman 123 Roumanian 124 Russian 125 Sanskrit 13 5 15 2 126 Santali 127 7(. Satrali 128 Saurashtra 3,547 3,758 9,902 10,158 129 Scottish 130 Siamese I Thai 2 7 131 '*" Sigitvia ... 132 Sikhi 133 7(. Sikkari 134 Sikkim Bhotia 1 387 TABLE C-V MOTHER - TONGUE 9. TIRUCHIRAP ALLI 10. THANJAVUR DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. l.anguages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 148 162 34 14 136 Slovene "137 + Solaga-Kannada 138 Spanish 2 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 2 141 Swiss 142 Tamil 1,439,818 1,454,164 1,554,460 1,580,240 143 Telugu 99,338 100,649 26,637 27,540 144 ,yo + Theevari 145 Tibetan ;!46 Toda 147 Tulu 395 274 25 16 148 Turkish! Turkistani 149 * + Udaiyarmoli 150 Uganda 5 'is 1 Urali 152 Urdu 22,344 22,171 8,484 8,524 153 Vadaga 154 * Vaipaki 155 * + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 30 157 Welsh /158 Yerukala! Yerukula 159 Yugos!a, ian 388 TABLE C-V MOTHER -TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females Total PopUlation 1,175,769 1,246,019 1,330,220 1,400,059 Afghani I Kabuli / PakhtoJPashtoJ Pathani 1 2 African 3 Annamese I Annamite 4 Arabic I Arb; 18 3 61 53 5 Assamese 6 Austrian 1 Badaga 8 Balabandhu 9 * + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 21 10 25 17 14 Bbutani 15 Bihari 16 * Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 3 12 7 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese I Simelu I Singhalese 12 2 22 29 22 * + Chettibhasha - Kannada 23 Chinese I Chini 2 24 Congolese 25 Coorgi I Kodagu 6 26 Czech I Czechoslovakiai 389 TABLE C"" V MOTHER - TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT DISTRICT :.S. No. Langauges Males Females Males Females 27 Danish 2 2 28 Devanagari 29 Dogri 30 Dutch 87 31 * + Ekidi 32 English 38 37 232 387 33 Ethiopian 34· European 35 Flemish 11 36 French 4 4 5 20 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 2 45 2 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 42 ,¥- + Gora 43 Gorkhali 44 Greek 1 45 Gujarati 79 74 775 549 46 Gurmukhi 47 * + Halian ··48 Hanoi 49 Hawaii 50 Hebrew I Jewish 51 Hindi 270 203 469 346 52 Hindustani 16 95 176 53 Hungarian 390 TABLE C-V MOTHER.TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TIRUNELVEU DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Langauges Males Females Males Female~> 54 Indonesian 55 Irani {Iranian 56 Iraqui 57 Irish /58 Irula { Iruliga 59 Italian 60 Jaini 61 Japanese 62 Javanese I Java 63 Kachchhi 3 64 Kannada 15,414 16,594 3,290 3,641 65 *' + Kargoni 66 ,If + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 68 *' + Kaspar 69 *' + Kasturi /'-70 *' + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 73 *' + Khokili 74 *' + Ko Bashai 75 *' + Koduva 76 *' + Konavar - 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani 25 15 21 IS: /79 Koraga 80 Korava 391 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TlRUNELVELI DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Males Females 81 Korchi 75 82 "* + Korlani 108 83 "* + Kosavan /84 Kota 85 Kshatri 86 *" + Kumki 87 Kuruba I Kurumba _.-- 88 *" J);,uruvikkaran 89 Lamani / Lambadi 90 Latin 91 Lushai / Mizo 92 *" + Madari { Telugu 93 *" + Mahajani - Rajasthani 94 Mahl{ Maldivian 5 95 Maithili "'96 Malai ! Malay I Malaya! Malayan 20 6 9 97 Malayalam 2,250 1,394 3,058 2,627 98 *" + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 1 100 Manipuri / Meithei 1 101 Marathi 173 162 333 143 102 Marwari 5 103 *" + Mijai 104 *" + Montadenchetty 105 Multani 106 + Nagari-Marathi 107 + Naiki-Kuruba!Kurumba 392 TABLE C-V MOTHER.TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TIRUNELVELl DISTRICT DISTRICT S. No. Langauges Males Females Males Females. J08 + Nawait 109 Nepali 6 11 9 110 Norwegian III Oriya 112 % + Ottanmoli 113 Pahari • Unspecified 114 '* + Pallakkal 115 Pania 116 Persian 117 Polish 1 118 Portuguese 119 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 18 18 17 121 Rajasthani 2 4 122 '* Roman 123 Roumanian 124 Russian 125 Sanskrit 5 4 126 Santali 127 '* SatraJi 128 Saurashtra 6,252 6,621 2,525 1,589 129 Scottish 130 Siamese I Thai 131 '* Sigitvia 132 Sikhi 133 '* Sikkari 134 Sikkim Bhotia 393 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 11. RAMANATHAPURAM 12. TIRUNELVELI DISTRICT DISTRICT S No. Languages Males Females Males Females 135 Sindhi 4 S 3 136 Slovene /137 + Solaga - Kannada 138 Spanish 4 2 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 2 141 Swiss 2 142 Tamil 1,050,681 1,116,637 1,241,892 1,311,208 143 Telugu 98,487 102,142 73,637 75,400 144 o\f. + Theevari 145 Tibetan -1i6 Toda 147 Tulu 10 10 104 83 148 Turkish / Turkistani 149 * + Udaiyarmoli 150 Uganda / 151 Urali 152 Urdu 1,949 2,045 3,894 3,550 153 Vadaga 22 16 78 106 1M o\f. Vaipaki 155 * + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh 158 Yerukala/Yerukula 159 Yugoslavian Il-C 50 394 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females Total Population 503,735 493,180 Afghani / Kabuli I Pakhto / Pashto I Pathani 2 African 3 Annamese I Annamite 4 Arabic I Arbi 5 6 5 Assamese 6 Austrian 7 Badaga 8 Balabandhu 9 * + Balbanagiri 10 Balinese 11 Basque 3 12 Belgian 13 Bengali 14 Bhutani 15 Bihari 16 "* Bithalanean 17 Bondili 18 Burmese 19 Cambodian 20 Celtic 21 Ceylonese I Simelu I Singhalese 3 22 "* + Chettibhasha· Kannada 23 Chinese I Chini 24 Congolese 25 Coorgi I Kodagu 26 Czech I Czechoslovakian 395 tABLE C - V MOTHER -TONGUE-: 13. KANYAKUMARl DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females 27 Danish 28 Devanagari 29 Dogri 30 Dutch 31 "* + Ekidi 32 English 59 35 33 Ethiopian 34 European 35 Flemish 30 36 French 3 12 37 Gaelic 38 Garhwali 39 German 2 40 Ghanese 41 + Goanese 42 "* + Gora 43 Gorkl1ali 44 Greek 45 Gujarati 9 7 46 Gurmukhi 47 "* + Halian 48 Han(}i 49 Hawaii SO Hebrew { Jewish ... SI Hindi 136 lOj S2 Hindustani 7 10 53 Hungarian ... 396 'lABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females 54 Indonesian 55 Irani / Iranian 56 Iraqui 57 Irish 58 Irula I Iruliga 59 Italian 60 Jaini 61 Japanese 62 Javanese / Java 63 Kachchhi 64 Kannada 203 IDS 65 * + Kargoni 66 * + Karwari 67 Kashmiri 68 ,,? + Kaspar 69 * + Kasturi (70 ·x- + Kattunaicken 71 Khasi 72 Khatri - Saurashtra 73 * + Khokili 74 * + Ko Bashai 75 * + Koduva 76 '* + Konavar 77 Kongar 78 + Konkani 6 8 (79 Koraga 80 Korava 391 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUr. 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT s. No. Languages Males Females 81 Korchi 82 * + Korlani 83 * + Kosavan '84 Kota 85 Kshatri 86 * + Kumki 87 Kuruba I Kurumba -1fs 01(. Kuruvikkaran 89 Lamani I Lambadi 90 Latin 1 91 Lushai I Mizo 92 * + Madari - Telugu 93 * + Mahajani - Rajasthani 94 Mahl/ Maldivian 95 Maithili /96 Malai I Malay I Malaya I Malayan 97 Malayalam 63,015 62,586 98 * + Mallayakka 99 Maltese 100 Manipuri I Meithei 101 Marathi 198 14 102 Marwari 103 * + Mijai 104 * + Montadenchetty 105 MuJtani 106 + Nagari - Marathi 107 + Naiki - Kuruba I Kurumba ...... g98 tABLE C-V MOTHER. TONGUE 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females 108 + Nawait 109 Nepali 5 110 Norwegian - 111 Oriya 112 * + Ottanmoli 113 Pabari - Unspecified 114 * + Pallakkal /116 Pania - 116 Persian 117 Polish 118 Portuguese 1 119 Prakrit 120 Punjabi 1 121 Rajastbani 12Z * Roman 123 Roumanian 124 Russian 125 Sanskrit 126 Santali 127 * Satrali 128 Saurashtra 1,535 772 " 129 Scottish ,.- 130 Siamese/Thai 131 * Sigitvia 132 Sikhi . 133 * Sikkari . 134 SikkiDl Bhatia h. :399 TABLE C-V MOTHER-TONGUE 13. KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT S. No. Languages Males Females 135 Sindhi 1 136 Slovene "137 + Solaga - Kannada 138 Spanish 139 Sudanese 140 Swedish 141 Swiss 142 Tamil 435,687 427,963 143 Telugu 1,528 1,092 144 * + Theevari 145 Tibetan 146 Toda 147 Tulu 220 217 148 Turkish I Turkistani 149 * + Udaiyarmoli 150 Uganda 151 Urali 152 Urdu l.l15 210 153 Vadaga 154 ,~ Vaipaki 155 ,~ + Valluvamoli 156 Vietnamese 157 Welsh 158 Yerukala I Yerukula 159 Yugoslavian TABLE C-VI Bilingualism n-c 51 tABLE c-Vl Fly Leaf This furnishes the details of bilingualism or the subsidiary languages has been furnished now. The data on bilingualism languages· known to each of the linguistic groups. Though were first presented in 1951 though they were collected from details of two languages other than the mother-tongue were 1931 onwards. In 1931 and 1941 the question on bilingualism collected in the individual slip, the table has been prepared was limited in scope because only such of those languages which classifying the first subsidiary language returned. It gives the wcre in common use were noted and such languages were strength of each linguistic group, the number of people who limited to other Indian languages. In 1951, though the restric know any subsidiary language and the name of the subsidiary tion of common usage was abandoned, the enquiry was limited language known. This corresponds to the Union Table D-l to other Indian languages, but in this Census, the scope of (Part II) of 1951 Census. The improvement effected over that the questionnaire has been widened and the subsidiary langu Table 'IS that the sex break-up of the people speaking subsidiary ages presented include non-Indian languages also. 404 TABLE C-VIi BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue . Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1. Afghani! Kabuli!Pakhto! Pashto! Pathani Madras State 150 18 90 13 Tamil (M-45, F-13); Urdu (M-29, F-x); English (M-12, F-x);. Persian (M-3, F-x); Kannada (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 98 61 Tamil (M-25, F-x); Urdu (M-24, F-x); English (M·12, F-x). 2. North Areot 5 3 Urdu (M-3, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 11 2 8 Persian (M-3, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-l); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Kannada (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 10 Nil 8. Madurai 3 Nil 9. Tiruchirapalli 6 6 Tamil (M-6, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 17 14 12 11 Tamil (M-12, F-I0. 11. Ramanathapuram Tamil (M-x, F-l). 2. African Madras State 3 English (M-3, F-x). 1. Madras 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 2. Chingleput English (M-I, F-x). 3. Annamese!Annamite Madras State 3 3 English (M-x, F-3). 1. Madras English (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 4. Arabie! Arbi Madras State 336 261 187 Tamil (M-2IS, F-162); English (M-17, F-Il); Ceylonese I Simelu!Singhalese (M-7, F-x); Tulu (M-5, F-x); Telugu (M-3, F·4); Malayalam (M-2, F-6); Urdu (M-2, F-3); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Gujarati (M·2, F-x); Marathi (M·I; F·x); Saurashtra (M·l, F-x). 1. Madras 22 41 16 13 Tamil (M·7, F-5); English (M-S, F-6); Hindi (M·3, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-2). 2. Chingleput 22 24 16 11 Tamil (M.16, F-ll). 405 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 3. North Arcot 7 4 Tamil (M-I, F-4). 4. South Areot 18 13 9 6 Tamil (M-8, F-5); English (M-l :F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-i): 5. Salem 15 5 12 3 Tamil (M-8, F-3); English (M-4, F-x). 6. . Coimbatore 54 55 42 33 Tamil (M-41, F-32); English (M-x, F-I); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 16 11 5 Tamil (M-7, F-x); English (M-4, F-3); Malayalam (M-x; F-2)~ 8. Madurai 38 25 25 13 Tamil (M-14, F-12); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (1\1-7: F-x); English (M-2, F-l); Marathi (M-I, F-x); Saurashtra (M-I, F~ - 9. Tituchirapalli 40 20 32 16 Tamil (M-25, F-I1); Telugu (M-3, F-4); English (M-1, F-I);' Gujarati (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 26 39 24 31 Tamil (M-18, F-31); Tulu (M-5, F-x); Malayalam (M-I, F-x):' 11. Ramanathapuram 18 3 16 3 Tamil (M-16, F-3). 12. Tirunelveli 61 53 56 45 Tamil (M-56, F-45). 13. Kanyakumari 5 6 4 Malayalam (M-x, F-4); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 5. Assamese Madras State 53 17 46 13 English (M-41, F-5); Tamil (M-2, F-5); Hindi (M-3, F-3). 1. Madras 20 9 19 9 English (M-14, F-4); Tamil (M-2, F-4); Hindi (M-3, F-l). 2. Chingleput 23 19 English (M-19, F-x). 3. North Areot 2 2 English (M-I, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-I); Tamil (M-x, F-l). 4, South Areot 3 2 English (M-2, F-x). 6. Coimbatore English (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 5 5 4 2 English (M-4, F-l); Hindi (M-x, F-I). 6. Austrian Madras State English:(M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai English (M-I, Fox). TABLE C - VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7. Badaga Madras State 43,000 42,371 24,237 10,428 Tamil (M-23,598, F-IO,353); English (M-594, F-63); Malayalam (M-1S, F-8); Telugu (M-17, F-2); Kannada (M-5, F-I); Hindi (M-2, F-l); Marathi (M-3, F-x). J. Madras 39 8 38 4 English (M-24, F-2); Tamil (M-l3, F-2); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 2. Chinsleput 6 6 English (M-6, F-x). 3 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 5. Salem 161 165 136 148 Tamil (M-136, F-148). 6. Coimbatore 150 15 144 13 Tamil (M-7S, F-8); English (M-67, F-5); Hindi (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 42,641 42,182 23;911 10,262 Tamil (M-23,372, F-IO,194); English (M'497, F-56); Malayalam (M-l7, F-S); Telugu (M-16, F-2); Kannada (M-5, F-l); Marathi (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F.l). 8. Madurai Tamil (M-x, F-l). 8. Balabandhu Madras State 458 458 352 356 Tamil (M-308, P-350); English (M-36, F-2); Telugu (M-6, F-4); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 1. Madras 17 6 13 S Tamil (M-l3, F-4); English (M-x, F-1). 2. Chingleput 441 452 339 351 Tamil (M-295, F-346); English (M-36, F-l); Telugu (M-6, F-4); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 9. .;(. + Balbanagiri Madras State 15 11 Tamil (M·9, F·x); English (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 15 11 Tamil (M·9, F-x); English (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M·I, F-x). 10. Balinese Madras State 1 1 Indonesian (M·I, pox). 6. Coimbatore 1 1 lndonesian (M-l, F-lI). 407 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM Sta te and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak. ing a lallJuage subsidiary 10 the .mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 11. Basque Madras State 1ll 13 Tamil (M-x, F-9); English (M-x, F-4). 8. Madurai 15 10 Tamil (M-x, F-9); English (M-x, F-I). 13. Kanyakumari 3 3 English (M-x, F-3). 12. Belgian Madras State 1 1 English (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras English (M-x, F-I). 6. Coimbatore Nil 13. Bengali Madras State 1,748 ' 750 1,402 511 English (M-l,013, F-297); Hindi (M-212, F-(6); Tamil (M-124, F-92); Urdu (M-43, F-3); Kannada (M-2, F-IO); Telugu (M-3, F-S); Malayalam (M-2, F-4); Arabic / Arbi (M-I, F-3); French (M-l, F-l); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 908 388 731 290 English (M-452, F-178); Hindi (M-IS6, F-SI); TamU (M-99, F-44); Urdu (M-17, F-2); Kannada (M-l, F-~;) Malayalam (M-2, F-4); Telugu (M-2, F-I); Arabic I Arbi (M-I, F-I); French (M-l, F-l). 2. Chingleput 492 163 449 101 English (M-413, F-SO); Hindi (M-29, F-36); Tamil (M-3, F-14); Urdu (M-4, F-x); TeJugu (M-x, F-l). 3. North Arcot 31 33 23 9 English (M-21, F-S); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-x, F-2); Tamil M-2, F-x). 4. South Areot 28 12 21 6 English (M-20, F-3); Hindi (M-x, F-2); Tamil (M-l, F-I). S. Salem 9 7 8 2 Hindi (M-S, P-I): English (M-3, P-l). 6. Coimbatore 192 38 52 2S English (M-44, P-16): Tamil (M-4, F-S); Hindi (M-3, F-3); Kannada (M-l, F-x); Te)ugu (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris S4 47 41 29 English (M-33, F-24); Hindi (M-7, P-x); Tamil (M-l, p-S). 8, Mlldurai lS 10 11 English (M-S, P-6); Tamil (M-4, F-2); Telugu (M-l, F-l); Hindi (M-x, F-I); Urdu (M-x, F-!), 408 TABLE C~VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 9. Tiruchirapalli 22 14 15 10 English (M-5, F-6); Tamil (M-5, F-3); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I;) Urdu (M-I,. F-x). 10. ThanjavUf 37 6 12 5 English (M-5, F-3); Hindi (M-6, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-2). II. Ramanathapuram 21 10 15 6 English (M-lD. F-4); Tamil (M-3, F-2); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 25 17 25 17 Urdu (M-21, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-14); English (M-2, F-I); Kannada (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 14. Bhutani Madras State Hindi (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras Hindi (M-I, F-x). 15. Bihari Madras State 5 5 Hindi (M-3, F-x); English (M-2, F-x). 4. South Areot 3 3 Hindi (M-3, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 16. ,If Bithalanean Madras State English (M-x, F-I). I. Madras English (M-x, F-I). 17. Bondili Madras State 6 2 4 2 Tamil (M-2, F-2); English (M-2, F-x). 1. Madras 6 2 4 2 Tamil (M-2, F-2); English (M-2, F-x). 18. Burmese Madras State 63 82 57 62 Tamil (M-31, F-40); English (M-24, F-20); Urdu (M-I, F-I); Hindi (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I). ' 1. Madras 36 34 33 23 English (M-IS, F-17); Tamil (M-17, F-5); Urdu (M-I, F-I). 2. Chingleput 2 2 2 2 English (M-2, F-x); Tamil (M-x, F-2). 3. NOftl1 Areo! 3 3 English (M-3, F-x). TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 4. South Areot 3 2 3 2 Tamil (M-I, F-l); English (M-l, F-x); Hindi (M-l, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-!). 6. Coimbatore 2 3 2 3 Tamil (M-2, F-2); English (M-x, F-l). 8. Madurai 2 2 2 English (M-2, F-I). 9. Tiruehirapalli 6 5 Tamil (M-x, F-5); English (M-l, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 11 14 8 9 Tamil (M-S, F·8); English (M-x, F-O. 11. Ramanathapuram 3 12 3 11 Tamil (M-3, F-ll). 12. Tirunelveli 7 6 Tamil (M-x, F-6), 19. Cambodian Madras State 8 4 English (M-I, F-3); French (M-x, P-l). 1. Madras 8 4 English (M-I, F-3); French (M-x, F-l). 20. Celtic Madras State 2 2 English (M-x, F-l); Tamil (M-x, F-I). 1. Madras 2 2 English (M-x, P.l); Tamil (M-x, F-l). 21. Ceylonese / Simelu / Singhalese Madras State 164 284 123 239 Tamil (M-48, F-192); English (M-71, F-46); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Malayalam (M-2, F-x); Arabie/Arbi (M-x, F-I). 1. Madras 50 56 40 44 English (M-31, F-38); Tamil (M-7, F-6); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 2. Chingleput 7 2 5 English (M-5, F-x). 3. North Areot 3 Tamil (M-I, F-x). 4. South Areot 15 31 11 29 Tamil (M-ll, F-29). S. Salem 2 115 115 Tamil (M-x, F-114); Arabic}Arbi (M-x, F-l); Malayalam (M-l, F-x). 6. COimbatore 23 8 16 4 English (M-ll, F-2); Tamil (M-4, F-2); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 7 2 7 2 English (M-4, F-l); Tamil (M-3. F-l). 8. Madurai 10 21 5 11 Tamil (M-3, F-9); English (M-2, F-2). II-C 52 4t() TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language I and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 9. Tiruchirapalli 3 5 3 5 English (M-2, F-2); Tamil (M-I, F-3). \ 10. Thanjavuf 9 10 5 3 Tamil (M-2, F-3); English (M-3, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 12 Z 12 Z English (M-7, F-x); Tamil (M-5, F-Z). 12. Tirunelve1i 22 29 17 22 Tamil (M-11, F-2l); English (M-6, F-l). 13. Kunyakumari 3 2 Tamil (M-x, F-2). 22. -x.. + Chettibhasha - Kannada Madras State 377 334 160 91 Malayalam (M-105, F-80); Tamil (M-52, F-ll); English (M-3, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 377 334 160 9\ Malayalam (M-I05, F-80); Tamil (M-52, F-ll); English (M-3, F-x). 23. Chinese I Chini 104 90 73 67 English (M-5S, F-27); Tamil (M.13, F-37); Hindi (M-3, F-l); Burmese (M-x, F·l); Gujarati (M-l, F-x); Telugu (M-], F-x); Tulu (M-x, F-l). 67 52 so 38 English (M-40, F-22); Tamil (M-8, F-14); Hindi (M-2, F-l); Burmese (M-x, F-l). 2. Chingtcput English (M-l, F-x). 6 4 4 4 Tamil (M-x, F-4); English (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 1 Tamil (M-x, F-l). 7 2 6 Tamil (M-l, F-6); English (M-l, F-x). 6 8 5 5 English (M-4, F-4); Tamil (M-1, F-l). 6 4 4 3 English (M-4, F-l); Tamil (M-x, F-l); Tulu (M-x, F-l). 7 4 5 4 Tamil (M-2, F-4); English (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M·1, F-x). 10. ~;hanjov~_;r 8 8 2 5 Tamil (M-l, F-5); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 11. izamanatbapurmn 2 Tamil (M-x, F-l). 411 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM Statc and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary languages and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 (j 24. Congolese Madras State 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). I, Madras 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 25. Coorgi I Kodagu Madras State 394 233 226 182 Tamil (M-I02, F-96); English (M-79, F-63); Hindi (M-26, F-9); Kannada (M-ll, F-14); Malayalam (M-3, F-x); Urdu (M-3, F-x); Marathi (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 64 49 45 34 English (M-I5, F-23); Tamil (M-13, F-7); Hindi (M-IS, F-3); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Kannada (M-x, F-l), 2, Chingleput 156 33 45 17 English (M-18, F-7); Tamil (M-2I, F-x); Kannada (M-x, F-8); Hindi (M-4, F-2); Telugu (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem 8 5 8 4 English (M-S, F-2); Kannada (M-I, F-2); Hindi (M-l, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 99 35 85 24 Tamil (M:55, F-7); English (M-23, F-I4); Hindi (M-4, F-l); Kannada (M-2, F-2); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 42 17 30 13 English (M-I5, F-Il); Kannada (M-7, F-l); Tamil (M-5. F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-I); Malayalam (M-2, F-x). 8. Madurai 83 83 Tamil (M-x, F-77); English (M-x, F-6); Hindi (M-I, F-x), 9.' Tiruchimpalli 10 11 4 7 Tamil (M-3, F-5); Hindi (M-x, F-2); English (M-I, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 8 6 Tamil (M-4, F-x); English (M-2, F-x), II. Ramanathapuram 6 2 Kannada (M-I, Fx); Marathi (M-I, F-x), 26. Czech I Czechoslovakian Madras State 9 4 3 English (M-3, F-x). 1. Madras 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 2. Chingleput 6 4 Nil 3. North Arcot English (M-I, F-x). 412 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 27. Danish Madras State 24 32 22 20 English (M-21, F-17); Tamil (M-I, F-2); Hindi (M-x, F-l), 1. Madras 9 8 7 3 English (M-7, F·~3). 3. North Areot 2 2 Hindi (M-x, F-I,); Tamil (M-x, F-I). 4. South Areot 5 3 English (M-I, F-2); Tamil (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 11 14 11 10 English (M-ll, F-10). 8. Madurai I 1 English (M-I, F-l). 12. Tirunelveli 2 2 2 English (M-I, F-l); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 28. Devanagari Madras State 10 5 8 4 Tamil (M-8, (F-4). 2. Chingleput 6 2 4 2 Tamil (M-4, F-2). 3. North Areot 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-l). 4. South Areot 2 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-l). 29. Dogri Madras State 16 5 11 2 English (M-4, F-x); Hindi (M·3, F-I); Tamil (M-4, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-O. 1. Madras 5 4 Tamil (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-l). 2. Chingleput 3 NIL 4. South Areot 1 English (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 4 3 English (M-2, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 3 3 3 Hindi (M-2, F-x); English (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-I). 30. Dutch Madras State 89 10 67 10 English (M-66, F-8); Telugu (M-I F-l); Hindi (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 4 4 English (M-x, F-4). 3. North Areot Hindi (M-x, F-l). 413 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 4. South Arcot Telugu (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem English (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 4 4 English (M-x. F-3); Telugu (M-x, F-O. 12. Tirunelveli 87 66 English (M-66, F-x). 31. ,\, + Ekidi Madras State 2 2 NIL 3. North Arcot 2 2 NIL 32. English Madras State 17,018 17,428 9,806 9,999 Tamil (M-8,256 F-8,578); Hindi (M-906, F-680); French (M-168, F-237); Malayalam (M-187, F-218); Telugu (M-99, F-71); Urdu (M-69, F-65); German (M-18, F-19); Kannada (M-15, F-18); Marathi (M-IO, F-18); Latin (M-19, F-2); Burmese (M-6, F-13); Bengali (M-16, F-2); Arabic/ Arbi (M-3, F-14); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-7, F-7); Oriya (M-x, F-13); Konkani (M-2, F-7); Ceylonese/Simelu/ Singhalese (M-2, F-7); Gujarati (M-3 F-3); Irish (M-l, F-5); Spanish (M-I, F-5); Chinese/Chini (M-3, F-2); Punjabi (M-I, F-4); Badaga (M-4, F-x); Danish (M-I, F-3); Sanskrit (M-2, F-I); Vadaga (M-3, F-x); Dutch (M-x, F-2); Greek (M-I, F-l); Hindustani (M-x, F-2); African (M-x, F-I); Czech I Czechoslovakian (M-x, F-l); Italian (M-I, F-x); Nepali (M-l, F-x); Russian (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 8,526 9,013 5,319 5,338 Tamil (M-4.402, F-4,542); Hindi (M-593, F-379); French (M-I05, F-I71); Malayalam (M-88, F-IOI); Urdu (M-50, F-26); Telugu (M-21, F-36); German (M-IO, F-8); Kannada (M-5, F-13); Bengali (M-14, F-2); Oriya (M-x, F-13); Latin (M-lI, F-l); Burmese (M-3, F-8); Marathi (M-5, F-3); Konkani (M-I, F-6); Arabic/Arbi (M-l, F-5); Irish (M-I, F-5); Punjabi (M-l, F-4); Spanish (M-x, F-5); Malai/Malay/ Malaya/Malayan (M-l, F-3); Chinese/Chini (M-2, F-l); Gujarati (M-2, F-I); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-x, F-3); African (M-x, F-I); Danish (M-I, F-x); Greek (M-I, F-x); Italian (M-I, F-x); Sanskrit (M-x, F-O. 2. Chingleput 1,284 1,327 698 703 Tamil (M-570, F-600); Hindi (M-94, F-59); Malayalam (M-lD, F-2l); Urdu (M-II, F-6); French (M-3, F-9); Telugu (M-8, F-3); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-3); Dutch (M-x, F-2); Kannada (M-I, F-x); Malai / Malay / Malaya I Malayan (M-I, F-x). 414· TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 3. North Arcot 550 551 283 259 Tamil (M-255, F-225); Hindi (M-8, F-7); Telugu (M-5, F-9); Malayalam (M-3, F-7); French (M-2, F-6); German (M-2, F-2); Latin (M-3, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-2); Chinese/Chini (M-I, F-l); Kannada (M-2, F-x); Russian (M-l. F-x), 4. South Arcot 523 524 340 341 Tamil (M-331, F.32S); MaJayalam (M-5, F-t); Hindi (M-l, F-3); Telugu (M-l, F-l); French (M-x, F-l); Malai/Malay/ Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x); Urdu (.111-1, F-x), 5. Salem 265 214 184 140 Tamil (M-123, F-114); Hindi (l'v!-46, F-14); French (M-7, F-6); Malayalam (M-4, F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-3); Urdu (M-l, F-2); German (M-I, F-x); Latin (M-t, F-x); Kannada (M-x, F-!). 6. Coimbatore 1,891 1,418 919 896 Tamil (M-830, F-S03); Hindi (M-41, F-40); Malayalam (M-30, F-28); French (M-5, F-U); Telugu (M-4, F-2); Urdu (M-I, F-5); Malai!Malay!Malaya!Malayan (M-l, F-4); Burmese (M-I, F-2); Arabic I Arbi (M-I, F-I); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x); German (M-l, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x); Kannada (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 1,146 1,527 518 632 Tamil (M-367, F-415); Hindi (M-87, F-149); Malayalam (M-21, F-19); French (M-22, F-x); Telugu (M-5, F-lO); Marathi (M-I, F-l3); German (M-2, F-5), Kannada (M-I, F-3); Urdu (M-x, F-7); Badaga (M-4, F-x): Burmese (M-4, F-3); Arabic/Arbi (M-l, F-I); Danish (M-x, F-2); Hindustani (M-x, F-2); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (.111-1, F-l); Bengali (M-l, F-x); Greek (M-x, F-I); Gujarati (M-x, F-l); Spanish (M-l, F-x). 8. Madurai 707 805 330 370 Tamil (M-291, F-30l); French (M-7, F-2l); Hindi (M-9, F-I3); Malayalam (M-o, F-Il); Urdu (M-4, F-4); German (M-2, F-4); Marathi (M-4, F-2); Telugu (M-l, F-5); Latin (M-4, F-l); Ceylonese / Simelu / Singhalese (M-x, F-3); Konkani (M-l, F-l); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-l); Bengali (M-l, F-x); Czech/Czechoslovakian (M-x. F-l); Danish (M-x, F-I); Kannada (M-x, F-l). 9.· Tiruchirapalli 1,571 1,437 946 875 Tamil (M-883, F-833); Telugu (M-33, F-x); Hindi (M-14, F-14); Malayalam (M-12, F-13); French (M-2, F-6); Urdu (M-x, F-6); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x F-3); Kannada (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 226 153 141 114 Tamil (F-I04, F-1l3); Tclugu (M-19, F-I); French (M-l3, F-x); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Nepali (M-I, F-x). 11. Ramanathapurall1 38 37 24 27 Tamil (M-21, F-23); French (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Malayalam (M-x, F-2); Telugu (M-l, F-x), 415 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and Di,trict Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language ~uh5iui.ar:l t'<} the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 12. Tirunelveli 232 387 84 290 Tamil (M-65, F-268); Mala)lalam (M-", F-8); Hindi (M-6, F-2); Urdu (M-x, F-7); French (M-2, F-4); Malai/Malay! Malaya/Malayan (M-3, F-x); Vadaga (M-3, F-x); Ceylonese/ SimelujSinghalese (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I). 13. Kanyakul1lari 59 35 20 14 Tamil (M-I4, F-13); Malayalam (M-4. F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-x, F-I). 33. Ethiopian Madras State 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 34. European Madras State English (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras English (M-l, F-x). 35. Flemish Madras State 64 63 English (M-x, F-35); French (M-I, F-17); Tamil (M-x, F-Il). 1. Madras 16 16 French (M-x, F-Il); English M-x, F-5). 6. Coimbatore French (M-x, F-I). 8. Madurai 6 6 French (M-I, F-5); English (M-x, F-!). 11. Ramanathapuram II 11 Tamil (M-x, F-l1). 13. Kanyakumari 30 29 English (M-x, F-29). 36. French Madms Stale 156 275 133 247 English (M-98, F-I60); Tamil (M-29, F-72); Telugu (M-I, F-9); Kannada (M-3, F-I); Hindi (M-I, F-2); Flemish (M-x, F-I); Latin (M-I, F-x); AnnamesejAnnamite (M-x, F-l); Spanish (M-x, F-l). 1. Maclrus 39 65 27 53 English (M-26, F-40); Tamil (M-I, F-l1); Hindi (M-x, F-I); Spanish (M-x F-1). 2. Chir:gleput 5 7 2 4 Tamil (M-I, F-3); English (M-x, F-l); Latin (M-I, F·x). 3. North Areol 3 5 3 Hindi (M-l, F-I)t Tamil (M-2, Fox). 4. South Areol 21 12 20 11 English (M-to, F-5); Tamil (M-9, F.6); Telugu (M·I, F-x). 4i6 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 5. Salem 23 31 22 29 English (M-17, P-18); Tamil (M-3. F-ll); Kannada (M-2, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 6 9 5 8 English (M-4, P-8); Tamil (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 19 37 15 37 English (M-14, F-23); Telugu (M-x, F-9); Tamil (M.I, F-4); Kannada (M-x, F-l). 8. Madurai 19 22 18 21 English (M-16, F-I4); Tamil (M-2, F-6); Flemish (M-x, F-I). 9. Tiruchirapalli 8 18 8 15 English (M-S, F-7); Tamil (M-3, F-8). 10. Thanjavur 33 1 32 Tamil (M-x, F-lS); English (M-l, F-I3); Annamese{Annamite (M-x, F-l). 11. Ramanathapuram 4 4 4 4 English (M-3, F-2); Tamil (M-l, F-2). 12. Tirunelveli 5 20 5 20 English (M-x, F-17); Tamil (M-S, F-3). 13. Kanyakumari 3 12 3 12 English (M-2, F:12); Kannada (M-I, F-x). 37. Gaelic Madras State 1 English (M-x, F-l). 1_ Madras English (M-x, F-I). 38. Garhwali Madras State Hindi (M-I, p-x). 7. Nilgiris I Hindi (M-I, F-x). 39. German Madras State 133 78 75 62 English (M-66, P-SI); French (M-S, F-5); Tamil (M-4, F-3); Telugu (M-x, F-3). 1. Madras 47 30 29 25 English (M-25, F-23); French (M-3, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-2) Tamil (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 1 2 English (M-x, F-I). 3. NQrth Arcot 2 5 2 2 English (M-l, P-2); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 4. South Arcot 11 8 1 3 Tamil (M-x, F-3); English (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 2 2 English (M-x, F-l); French (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 3 12 3 12 English (M-2, F-9); French (M-I, F-3). 417 'tABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a l\lnguage subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 8. Madurai 17 10 10 8 English (M-S, F-S); French (M-I, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli English (M-I, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 4 5 3 5 English (M-3, F-4); French (M-x, F-1). 11. Ramanathapuram 2 2 English (M-I, F-x); Tamil (M-l, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 45 2 24 2 English (M-24, F-2), 13. Kanyakumari 2 2 English (M-x, F-l); Telugu (M-x, F-l). 40. Ghanese Madras State 6 6 Tamil (M-x, F-4); English (M-I, F-2). 6. Coimbatore 6 6 Tamil (M-x, F-4); English (M-I, F-2). 41. + Goanese Madras State 16 2 6 2 Hindi (M-5, F-x); English (M-I, F-I); Tamil (M-x, F-O. t. Madr.:.s· 11 4 Hindi (M-4, F-x). 2. Chingleput 4 English (M-I,' F-x). 4. South Areot Hindi (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 2 2 English (M-x, F-l); Tamil (M-x, F-l). 42. ,\, + Gora Madras State English (M-x, F-l), 3. North Areot English (M-x, F-1), 43. Gorkhali Madras State 21 2 16 Tamil (M-I1, F-x); Hindi (M-5, F-O, 1. Madras 15 10 Hindi (M-5, F-x); Tamil (M-S, F-x). 2. Chingleput 2 Hindi (M-x, F-1). 8. Madurai 6 6 Tamil (M-6, F-x). U-C 53 418 l'ABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and DIstrict Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 44. Greek Madras State 70 6 13 6 English (M-12, F-4); Tamil (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 3 English (M-ll, F-3); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 69 "3 12 3 Tamil (M-x, F-2); English (M-x, F-O. 6. Coimbatore 3 English (M-I, F-x), 12. Tirunelveli 45. Gujarati Madras State 10,216 7,713 7,145 4,197 English (M-3,171, F-l,228); Tamil (M-2,319, F-l,866); Hindi (M-l,456, F-S50); Urdu (M-ll3, F-98); Telugu (M-52, F-45); Arabic/ Arbi (M-2, F-74); Malayalam (M-l3, F-ll); Marathi (M-6, F-17); Kannada (M-7, F-6); French (M-4, F-x); Sanskrit (M-I, F-I); Saurashtra (M-I, F-x); Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 6,683 4,905 4,450 2,462 English (M-2,405, F-920); Hindi (M-I,099, F-70l); Tamil (M-793, F-635); Urdu (M-I02, F-S5); Arabie/Arbi (M-2, F-74); Telugu (M-41, F-3l); Malayalam (M-6, F-7); Marathi (M-l, F-5); Kannada (M-l, F-3); Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese (M-x, F-l). 2. Chingleput 216 150 168 90 English (M-llO, F-18); Tamil (M-45, F-56); Hindi (M-ll, F-13); Telugu (M-I, F-l); Urdu (M-x, F-2); Kannada (M-l, F-x). 3. North Areot 88 50 57 27 Tamil (M-28, F-Il); English (M-17, F-lO); Hindi (M-8, F-4); Urdu (M-3, F-l); Telugu (M-J, F-l). 4. South Areot 124 86 81 60 Tamil (M-S8, F-S4); English (M·17, F-x); Hindi (M-6, F-3); Telugu (M.x, F-3). S. Salem 231 205 177 108 Tamil (M-1l5.' F-76); Hindi (M-23, F-22); English (M-33, F-3); Marathl (M-3, F-2); Telugu (M-2, F-2); Kannada (M-I, F·l); Malayalam (M-x, F-2). 6. Coimbatore 1,197 969 822 507 Tamil (M-397, F-3l2); English (M-324, F-130); Hindi (M-SS, F-48); Urdu (M-2, F-7); Telugu (M-S, F-3); Marathi (M-I, F-4); Malayalam (M-3, F-1); Kannada (M-2, F-I); :;lanskrit (M-x, F-O. 7. Nilgiris 132 104 104 69 English (M-68, F·49); Tamil (M-23, F-13); Hindi (M-6, F-7); French (M-4, F-x); Kannada (M·2, F-x); Urdu (M·I, F·x). 419 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother.tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned. as speak· ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females Z 3 4 5 6 8. Madurai 327 301 235 206 Tamil (M-llZ, F-I02); English (M-80, F-69); Hindi (M-33' F-25); Urdu (M-4, F-3); Malayalam (M-3, F-l); Marathi (M-l, F-3); Telugu (M-I, F-2); Kannada (M-x, F-l); Saurashtra (M-I, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 165 155 129 64 Tamil (M-96, F-52); English (M-30, F-4); Hindi (M-3, F-6); Telugu (M-x, F-2). 10. Thanjavur 190 158 176 124 Tamil (M-135. F-lll); English (M-37, F-13); Hindi (M-3. F-x); Urdu (M-l, F-x). ll. Ramanathapuram 79 74 59 41 Tamil (M-36, F-33); English (M-IS, F-4); Hindi (M-4, F-3); Marathi (M-x, F-I); Telugu (M-I; F-x). 12. . Tirunelveli 775 549 682 438 Tamil (M-479, F-411); Hindi (M-I72, F-17); English (M-30, F-8); Marathi (M-x. F-2); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 9 7 5 English (M-2, F-x); Tamil (M-l, F-x); Hindi (M·x, F-l); Malayalam (M·I, F-x). 40. Gurmukhi Madras State 8 3 5 Hindi (M-3, F-l); English (M-2, F-x). 1. Madras English.(M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 4 2 English (M-l, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 3 3 Hindi (M-3, F-I). 47. * + Halian Madras State English (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 1 English (M-x, F-I). 48. Hanoi Madras State 7 4 Tamil (M-x, F-4). 10. Thanjavur 7 4 Tamil (M-x, F-4). 49. Hawaii Madras State 1 English (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot 1 English (M-I, F-x). 420 TABLE C· VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 50. Hebrew/Jewish Madras State 3 5 2 4 English (M-2, F-4). 1. Madras 2 1 English (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris English (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai 5 4 English (M-x, F-4). 51. Hindi Madras State 21,S49 17,125 13,959 8,703 Tamil (M-S,914, F-6,875); English (M-4,3SQ, F-l,190); Telugu (M-304, F-341); Urdu (M·136, F-91); Kannada (M-SO, F-94); Gujarati (M-42, F-12); Bengali (M-25, F-20); Marathi (M-19, F-19); Malayalam (M-18, F-17); Punjabi (M-13, F-l4); Sanskrit (M-9, F-S); Marwari (M-6, F-6); Saurashtra (M-x, F-lO); Jaini (M-4, F.2); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-3); French (M-3, F-x); Nepali (M-3, F-x); Malai!Malay!Malaya! Malayan (M-2, F-I); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhaiese (M-x, F-2); Burmese (M-x, F-l); Persian (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 8,963 7,232 5,135 3,012 Tamil (M-2,626, F-I,924); English (M-2,2S0, F-774); Telugu (M-1l5, F-165); Urdu (M-64, F-7l); Bengali (M-l3, F-20); Kannada (M-12, F-2l); Gujarati (M-26, F-2); Marathi (M-7, F-6); Punjabi (M-3, F-7); Sanskrit (M-9, F-l); Saurashtra (M-x, F-lO); Malayalam (M-3, F-4); Jaini (M-4, F-2); Marwari (M-I, F-2); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-2); French (M-2, F-x); Burmese (M-x, F-l). 2. Chingleput 2,761 1,590 1,928 685 Tamil (M-744, P-51O); English (M-l,089, F-1l7); Telugu (M-45, F-36); Urdu (M-37, F-S); Kannada (M-3, F-7); Marathi (M-5, F-2); Marwari (M-x, F-3); Punjabi (M-2, P-I); Mala yalam (M-I, F-l); Bengali (M-I, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot 1,494 1,377 952 662 Tamil (M·770, F·609); English (M-I55, F-3I); Telugu (M-16, F-13); Kannada (M-I, F-6); Urdu (M·6, F-x); Malayalam (M-2, F·x); Marathi (M·I, F-l); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-l); Marwari (M-I, F-x); Punjabi (M-x, F-O. 4. South Areot 1,055 912 791 621 Tamil (M-709, F-607); English (M-71, F· 7); Telugu (M-6, F-2); Marathi (M-l, F·3); Urdu (M-I, P-2,); Bengali (M·I, F-x); Malayalam (M-I, F-x); Punjabi M·I, F-x). 5. Salem 1,374 ],303 945 872 Tamil (M-743, F-682); Telugu (M-90, F-I04); Kannada (M.52, F-48); ~English (M-56, F-27); Urdu (M.3, F-3); Malayalam (M-x,F-5):jGujarati (M-x, F-2); Marathi (M·x, F-l); Nepali' (M-I,~F-x). 421 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 6. Coimbatore 1,938 1,534 1,349 984 Tamil (M-I,046, F-885); English (M-245, F-61); Telugu (M-l3, F-8); Kannada (M-5, F-8); Urdu (M-to, F-2); Punjabi (M-5, F-5); Bengali (M-9, F-x); Gujarati (M-3, F-5); Malayalam (M-4, F-l); Marwari (M-4, F-l); Marathi (M-I, F-2); Sanskrit (M-x, F-3); Malai!Malay!Malaya! Malayan (M-2, F-I); Ceylonese!Simelu!Singhalese (M-x, F-2); French (M-I, F-x); Persian (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 1,089 805 659 369 Tamil (M-430, F-259); English (M-218, F-100); Telugu (M-2, F-6); Kannada (M-4, F-l); Urdll (M-3, F-2); Mala yalam (M-l, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-I); Nepali (M-l, F-x). 8. Madurai 908 761 629 489 Tamil (M-535, F-453); English (M-80, F-35); Telugu (M-5, F-x); Malayalam (M-3, F-x); Urdu (M-3, F-x); Gujarati (M-2, F-x); Kannada (M-x, F-I); PUnjabi (M-l, F-x). 9. Tiruehirapalli 874 568 569 260 Tamil (M-474, F-236); English (M-75, F-19); Urdu (M-8, F-l); Gujarati (M-5, F-l); TeJugu (M-5, F-l); Bengali (M-l, F-x); Malayalam (M-x, F-I); Marathi (M-I, F-x); Sanskrit (M-x, F-l). 10. Thanjavur 518 391 382 277 Tamil (M-328, F-27l); English (M-42, F-l); Gujarati (M-4, F-2); Telugu (M-5, F-l); Kannada (M-2, F-I); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Nepali (M-l, F-x). I I. Ramanathapuram 270 203 205 162 Tamil (M-I78, F-150); English (M-25, F-9); Marathi (M-I, F-l); Telugu (M-I, F-l); Kannada (M-x, F-I). 12. Tirunelveli 469 346 323 249 Tamil (M-292, F-234); English (M-25, F-7); Telugu (M-I, F-4); Malayalam (M-I, F-2); Marathi (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-2); Gujarati (M-l, F-x); Punjabi (M-l, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 136 103 92 61 Tamil (M-39, F-5S); English (M-49, F-2); Malayalam (M-2, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 52. Hindustani Madras State 267 335 188 225 Tamil (M-156, F-199); English (M-25, F-ZO); Telugu (M-6, F-4); Arabic! Arbi (M-x, F-l); Malayalam (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-I, F-x). L Madras 44 29 21 17 Tamil (M-lO, F-9); English (M-7, F-6); Telugu (M-4, F-2). 2. Chingleput 62 53 43 36 TamiUM-30, F-26l;' English (M-12; F-IO); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot Telugu (M-x, F-l). 4. South Areot English (M-l, F-x). 422 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as Epeak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 5. Salem 4 English (M-l, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-l). 6. Coimbatore 12 5 Tamil (M-x, F-4); English (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 14 10 8 5 Tamil (M-8, F-5). 8. Madurai 20 13 ! 1 8 Tamil (M-S, F-S); English (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 9. Tiruchlrapalli 6 4 6 4 Tamil (M-6, F-4). 10. Thanjavur 16 7 14 5 Tamil (M-14, F-5). 11. Ramanathapuram 16 15 Tamil (M-t, F-15). 12. Tirunelveli 95 176 75 122 Tamil (M-n, F-119); English (M-J, F-l); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-I); Malayalam (M-x, F-1). 13. Kanyakumari 7 10 7 6 Tamil (M-7, F-4); English (M-x, F-2). 53. Hungarian Madras State 2 4 2 4 English (M-2, F-4). 1. Madras 2 4 2 4 English (M-2, F-4). 54. Indonesian Madras State 4 2 Tamil (M-x, F-2). 10. Thanjavur 4 2 Tamil (M-x, F-2). 55. Irani I Iranian Madras State 1 Urdu (M-x, F-l). 3. North Arcot 1 Urd~ (M-x, F-1). 56. Iraqui Madras State 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 5. Salem 2 2 English (M-x, F·2). .57. Irish Madras State 3 19 3 19 English (M-I, F-1S); French (M-l, F·2); Telugu (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-I, F-x). t. Madras 8 8 English (M-x, F-7); French (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 3 3 English (M-x, F-3); French (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatorc English (M-x, F-l). 423 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. Nilgiris 2 4 2 4 English (M-l, F-I); Telugu (M-x, F-2); French (M-x, F-l); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 9. Tiruchirapalli English (M-x, F-O. 58. Irula I Iruliga Madras State 2,072 2,023 828 528 Tamil (M-HOS, 1'-512); Badaga (M-17, F-I2); Telugu (M-4, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-l); Malayalam (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput 19 11 12 10 Tamil (M-8, F-7); Telugu (M-4, F-3). 3. North Arcot 5 Nil 5. Salem 10 8 8 5 Tamil (M-8, F-5). 6. Coimbatore 46 38 37 27 Tamil (M-35, F-26); Kannada (M-I, F-I); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 1,992 1,966 771 486 Tamil (M-754, F-474); Badaga (M-17, F-12). 59. Italian Madras State 95 43 60 33 English (M-37, F-28); Spanish (M-ll, F-x); French (M-4, F-2); Tamil (M-5, F-I); Telugu (M-x, F-2); Hindi (M-l. F-x); Latin (M-I, F-x); Portuguese (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 34 10 15 9 English (M-14, F-8); Tamil (M-I, F-I). 3. North Arcot 12 13 12 7 English (M-9, F-7); Hindi (M-l, F-x); Latin (M-I, F-x); Tamil (M-l, F-x). 5. Salem 5 5 English (M-4, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 31 3 16 3 Spanish (M-ll, F-x); English (M-2, F-2); French (M-2, F-I); Portuguese (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 9 1'1 8 14 English (M-6, F-ll); French (M-2, F-l); Telugu (M-x, F-2). 8. Madurai 4 4 English (M-2, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-x). 60. Jaini Madras State 23 11 14 2 English (M-12, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-2). 1. Madras 23 11 14 2 English (M-12, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-2). 424 tABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 61. Japanese Madras State 60 6 29 2 English (M-29, F-2). 1. Madras 58 4 28 English (M-28, F-O. 6. Coimbatore English (M-x, F-!). 7 Nilgiris 2 English (M-l, F-x). 62. Javanese I Java Madras State 462 12 454 6 English (M-434, F-4); Indonesian (M-19, F-x); French (M-x, F-1); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-x, F-l); Tamil (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput 437 11 429 5 English (M-427, F-3); Indonesion (M-2, F-x); French (M·x, F-l); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-x, F-l). 4. South Arcot 1 Tamil (M-l, F·x). 6. Coimbatore 17 17 Indonesian (M-17, F·x). 7. Nilgiris 7 7 English (M-7, F-l). 63. Kachchhi Madras State 180 183 138 127 Tamil (M-57, F-53); English (M-39, F-21); Gujarati (M-22, F-lS); Urdu (M-ll, F-Il); Hindi (M-4, F-9); Malayalam (M-3, F-6); Telugu (M-I, F-4); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-3); Jaini (M-x, F-l); Kannada (M-x, F-l); Marathi (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 67 67 46 44 Englh;h (M-20, F-IO); Gujarati (M-ll, F-5); Urdu (M-7, F-9); Tamil (M-5, F-5); Hindi (M-2, F-S); Malayalam (M-x, F.S); Telugu (M-I, F-4); Kannada (M-x, F·I). 2. Chingleput 5 5 4 5 Tamil (M-I, F-3); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-2); English (M'l, F-x); Gujarati (M-l, F-x); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 31 39 2S 31 Tamil (M-12, F-13); English (M-ll, F-9); Gujarati (M-x, F-3); Hindi (M-x, F-3); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-l); Jaini (M .. x, F-l); Malayalam (M-x, F-l). 7. Nilgiris 1 English (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai 73 72 60 47 Tamil (M-38, F-32); Gujarati (M-IO, F-ID); English (M'6, F-2); Urdu (M-2, F-2); Hindi (M-2, F-l); Malayalam (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 3 2 Marathi (M·I, F-x); Tamil (M·I, F-x). 425 TABLE C-VI BILINGU AUSM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 64. Kannada Madras State 429,501 423,710 298,045 275,527 Tamil (M-264.784. F-251,286): English (M-7,741, F-2,468); Telugu (M-24,505, F-21,243): Malnyalam (M-309, F-189); Hindi (M-2SI, F-219); Urdu (M-358, F-56); Tulu (M-35, F-9); Marathi (M-13, F-22); Sanskrit (M-I3, F-4); Gujarati (M-6, F-9); Saurashtra (M-7, F-4); Arabic/Arbi (M-6, F-2); Portu guese (M-8, F-x); French (M-2, F-5); Badaga (M-4, F-2); Burmese (M-x, F-3); Bengali (M-x, F-2); Malai/Malay/Malaya / Malayan (M-2, F-x); Punjabi (M-x, F-2); Ceylonesc/Simclu/ Singhalese (M-x, F-I); Gurmukhi (M-x, F-I); U:.tin(M-l, F-x). 1. Madras 8,232 6,823 6,441 4,596 Tamil (M-3,381, F-3,170); English (M-2,772, F-l,070); Tclugu (M-166, F-256): Hindi (M-68, F-48); Malayalam (M-30, F-J6); Marathi (M-5, F-12); Tulu (M-5, F-6); Sanskrit (M-6 F-4); Urdu (M-6, F-3); French (M-I, F-5); Burmese (M-x, F-3); Bengali (M-x, F-2); Gujarati (M-I, F-x); Gurmukhi (M-x, F-l). 2. Chinglcput 3,019 2,855 2,4M 2,010 Tamil (M-I, 852, F-1.779); English (M-392, F-I07); Telugu (M-121, F-IIO): Hindi (M-34, F-13); Urdu (M-3, F-x); Malayalam (M-3, F-x); Marathi (M-1. P-1). 3. North Arcot 13,006 13.095 9,675 9,668 Tamil (M-9,189, F-9,352); Tclugu (M-i83, F-212); English (M-268, F-89); Urdu (M-Il, F-6); Malayalam (M-12, F-2); Hindi (M-7, F-5); Saurashtra (M-3, F-x); Malai/Malay/ • Malaya/Malayan (M-2, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Tulu (M-x, F-1). 4. South Areat 3,200 3,017 2,601 2,381 Tamil (M-2,332, F-2,274); English (M-239, F-73); Telugu (M-23, F-30); Hindi (M-5, F-2); Malayalam (M-x, F-l); Saurashtra (M-x, F-l); Tulu (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem 122,560 118,277 79,080 69,805 Tamil (M-S4,504, F-49,3;iS); Telugu (M-23,S35, F-20,245); English (M-6M, F-121); Urdu (M-290, F-8); Malayalam (M-44, F-15); Hindi (M-35, F-I~); Marathi (M-4, F-x); Saurashtra (M-2, F-x); French (M-I, F-x); Sanskrit (M-l, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 151,527 151,410 102,743 95,3H5 Tamil (M-I00.534, F-94,473); English (M-l,SI4, F-486); Tclupl (M-270, F-200); Hindi (M-21, F-114); Malayalam (M-64, F-64); Urd,1 (M-34, P-32): G'.ljarati (M-2, F-9); Tulu (M-l, F-2): Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-2); Punjahi (M-x, F-2); Sanskrit (M-2. F-x); Latin (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l). 7. Nilgiris 19,788 17,902 8,127 5,007 Tamil (M-7,553, F-4.760); English (M-445, F-173); Malayalam (M-115, F-5S); Tclugu (M-8, F-9); Badaga (M-4, P-2); Hindi (i\1-2, F-4); l\1arilthi (M-x, F-l). H-C 54 426 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 456 8. Madurai 75,346 75,508 59,253 57,729 Tamil (M-58,669, F-57,481); English (M-433, F-125); Telugu (M-120, F-93); Malayalam (M-18, F-15); Hindi (M-5, F-6); urdu (M-6, F-2); Saurashtra (M-I, F-3); Marathi (M-x, F-3); CeylonesejSime!ujSinghalese (M-x, F-I); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 11.975 12,343 10,292 10,466 Tamil (M-9,897, F-IO,322); English (M-333, F-I04); TeJugu (M-24, F-28); Tulu (M-27, F-x); Hindi (M-3, F-5); Arabicj Arbi (M-6, F-x); Urdu (M-2, F-3); Malayalam (M-x, F-3); Marathi (M-x, F-I). 10. Thanjavur 1,941 2,140 1,545 1,626 Tamil (M-I,346, F-I,572); English (M-156, F-39); Hindi (M-18, F-l); TeJugu (M-7, F-12); Portuguese (M-8, F-x); Marathi (M-3, F-l); Gujarati (M-3, F-x); Malayalam (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-l); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 15,414 16,594 12,915 13,719 Tamil (M-12,742, F-l3,625); English (M-134, F-59); Telugu (M-35, F-30); Hindi (M-2, F-3); Malayalam (M-I, F-I); Marathi (M-x, F-!); Saurashtra (M-I, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 3,290 3,641 2,809 3,060 Tamil (M-2,71O, F-3,OI8); English (M-77, F-19); Telugu (M-l3, F-18); Malayalam (M-2, F-4); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Urdu (M-2, F-I); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x); Tulu (M-I, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 203 lOS 156 75 Tamil (M-75, F-62); Hindi (M-48, F-x); Malayalam (M-18, F-lO); English (M-14, F-3); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 65. ,\(- + Kargoni Madras State 6 6 English (M-4, F·x); Tamil (M·2, F-x). 2. Chingleput 6 6 English (M-4, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-x); 66. ;'< + Karwari Madras State NIL 1. Madras NIL 67. Kashmiri Madras State 67 22 55 11 English (M-50, F-9); Hindi (M-I, F-2); Urdu (M-3, F.x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 49 13 42 6 English (M-40, F-5); Hindi (M-x, F.l); Tamil (M-I, F.x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 5 2 English (M-I, F-n. 427 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned- as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 3. North Areot English (M-I, F-x). 4. South Areot 7 7 English (M-6, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 1 Urdu (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 4 1 3 4 English (M-2, F-3); Hindi (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 68. ''f + Kaspar Madras State 4 4 3 Badaga (M-x, F-2); English(M-x, F-l). 1. Nilgiris 4 4 3 Badaga (M-x, F-2); English (M-x, F-l). 69. * + Kasturi Madras State 6 3 6 2 Tamil (M-6, F-2). 2. Chingleput 6 3 6 2 Tamil (M-6, F-2). 70. * + Kattunaickcn Madras State NIL 7. Nilgiris NIL 71. Khasi Madras State 3 3 English (M-I, F-3). 2. Chingleput English (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 3 3 English (M-x, F-3). 72. Khatri-Saurashtra Madras State 167 165 126 109 Tamil (M-98, F-94); Ellglbh :(1\1-24, F-I1); Telugu (M-I; F-4); KOllkani (M-3, F-x). 1. Madras 82 73 61 52 Tamil (M-44, F-40); English (M-l3, F-9); Telugu (M-I. F-3); Konkani (M-3, F-x). 2. Chingleput 8S 92 6S 57 Tamil (M-54, F-54); English (M-ll, F-2); Telugu (M-x; F-l). 73. -)(. + Khokili Madras State 6 7 3 Urdu (M-3, F-l). 1. Madras 6 7 3 Urdu (M~3, F·I). 428 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Femaks Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 74. -,\' + Ko Bashai Madras State 73 21 16 7 Tamil (M-15, F-6); English (M-I, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 73 21 16 7 Tamil (M-15, F.6); English (M-t, F-I). 75. * + Koduva Madras State Tamil (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai Tamil (M-t, F-x). 76. ,,< + Konavar Madras State 2 NIL 1. Madras 2 NIL 77. Kongar Madras State 12 5 English (M-4, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 12 5 English (M-4, F-X); Tamil (M·I, F-x). 78. + Konkani Madras State 2,414 2,092 1,947 1,605 English (M-I,040, F-680); Tamil (M-546, F-694); Hindi (M-140, F-45); Kannada (M-97, F~77); Malayalam (M-55, F-S8); Telugu (M-47., F-18); Urdu (M-20, F-14); Marathi (M-3, F-6); Tulu (M-x, F-6); ArabicfArbi (M.x, F-4); French (M-I, F-2); Portuguese (M-I, F-l); Bengali (M-I, F-x); Latin (M-I, F-x). 1,23)) 1,' 76 963 English (M-678, F-508); Tamil (M-285, F-300); Hindi (M-Ill, F-38); Kannada (M.31, F-61); Malayalam (M-23, F-37); Telugu (M-22, F-13); Urdu (M-20, F-l); Marathi (M-2, F-2); French (M-I, F-2); Portuguese (M-I, F-l); Bengali (M-I, F-x); Latin (M-I, F.x). 2. Chini!kpul lU 57 English (M.SI, F-26); Tamil (M-9, F-17); Urdu (M-x, F.B); Kannada (M.S, F-l); Hindi (M-3, F-2); Marathi (M-x, F-2); Malayalam (M-I, F-x); Telugu eM·x, F-I). 3. North A:-cOl 35 32 28 22 English (M-21, F-9); Tamil (M-2, F-12) Kannada (M-3, F-I); Malayalam (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-I, F-x). 4. :"0uth An:ol 24 16 14 10 English (M-9, F-S); Tamil (M-3, F-S); Kannada (M-2, F-x). 429 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 5. Salem 101 80 72 60 Tamil (M-24, F-26); English (M-25, F-2l); Hindi (M-16, P-2); Kannada (M-7, F-2); Tulu (M-x, F-6); Malayalam (M-x, P-2); Marathi (M-x, F-l). 6. Coimbatore 474 392 379 300 Tamil (M-I77, F-216); English (M-137, F-55); Kannada (M-34, F-6); Malayalam (M-10, F-12); Telugu M-13, P-4); Hindi (M-8, F-I); Urdu (M-x, F-5); Marathi (M-x, F-1). 7. Nilgiris 114 166 89 134 Tamil (M-20, F-97); English (M-48, F-32); Malayalam (M-12, F-2); Kannada (M-5, F-2); Hindi (M-2, F-l); Telugu (M-2, F-x). 8. Madurai 45 22 38 17 English (M-17, F-9); Tamil (M-8, F-6); Kannada (M-8, F-l); Telugu (M-4, F-x); Malayalam (M-l, F-I). 9. Tiruchirapalli 7 9 7 5 English (M-5, F-5); Tamil (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 5 10 5 10 Tamil (M-3, F-6); English (M-2, F-4). 11. Ramanathapuram 25 15 18 9 Tamil (M-8, F-3); English (M-8, F-2); Kannada (M-l, F-3); Hindi (M-x, F-1); Telugu (M-1, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 21 18 17 14 Malayalam (M-7, F-4); English (M-7, F-3); Tamil (M-2, F-3); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-4); Kannada (M-1, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 6 5 4 Tamil (M-3, F-3); English (M-2, F-I). 79. Koraga Madras State 14 NIL 5. Salem 14 NIL 80. Korava Madras State 411 383 253 202 Tamil (M-235, F-187); Telugu (M-15, F-12); English (M-2, F-3); Hindi (M-1, F-x). 2. Chingleput 193 187 112 116 Tamil (M-97, F-10l); Telugu (M-14, F-I2); English (M-x, F-3); Hindi (M-1, F-x). 3. North Arcot 52 57 36 37 Tamil (M-35, F-37); Telugu (M-1, F-x). 4. South Arcot 5 4 3 3 Tamil (M-3, F-3). 5. Salem 72 53 50 40 Tamil (M-50, F-40). 7. Nilgiris 84 80 47 4 Tamil (M-45, F-4); English (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 5 2 5 2 Tamil (M-5, F-2). 430 TABLE C - VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Ma1es Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 81. Korchi Madras State 57 55 Tamil (M-x, F-55). 12. Tirunelveli 57 55 Tamil (M-x, F-55). 82. '* + KorIani Madras State 108 104 Hindi (M-n, F-x); English (M-27, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 108 104 Hindi (M-n, F-x); English (M-27, F-x). 83. '* + Kosavan Madras State 22 19 Tamil (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 22 19 Tamil (M-I, F-x). 84. Kota Madras State 467 395 194 96 Tamil (M-161, F-96); English (M-33, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 467 395 194 96 Tamil (M-161, F·96); English (M-33, F·x). 85. Kshatri Madras State 134 177 90 118 Tamil (M-87, F-114); English (M.2, F-l); Kannada (M·x, F-2); Telugu (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-O. l. Madras 3 2 Tamil (M·x, F-2). 2. Chingleput 110 133 74 80 Tamil (M· 71, F-80); English (M-2, F-x); Telugu (M·I, F·x). 3., North Arcot 1 Tamil (M·I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 9 8 5 6 Tamil (M.5, F-4); English (M-x, F·l); Urdu (M-x, F.l). 7. Nilgiris 14 32 10 30 Tamil (M·tO, P·28); Kannada (M·x, F·2). 86. * + Kumki Madras State 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 1. Madras 2 2 English (M·x, F-2). 431 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 87. Kuruba I Kurumba Madras State 1,466 1,200 19S 71 Tamil (M-1S8, F-SS); Malayalam (M-27, F-3); Kannada (M-8, F-12); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 21 21 18 11 Tamil (M-I8, F-Il). 5. Salem 24 16 Tamil (M-16, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 1,421 1,179 161 60 Tamil (M-124, F-44); Malayalam (M-27, F-3); Kannada (M-8, F-12); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-l). 88. * Kuruvikkaran Madras State 17 14 8 9 Tamil (M-8, F-9). 2. Chingleput 4 8 4 3 Tamil (M-4, F-3). 3. North Arcot 13 4 Tamil (M-4, F-x). S. Salem 6 6 Tamil (M-x, F-6). 89. Lamani I Lambadi Madras State 1,614 1,731 937 1,008 Tamil (M-806, F-886); Kannada (M·123, F-1l7); Telugu (M-7, F-3); Urdu (M-I, F-2). 2. Chingleput 27 45 4 3 Tamil (M-4, F-2); Urdu (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 1,346 1,417 802 831 Tamil (M-677, F-710); Kannada (M-l17, F-1l7); Telugu (M-7, F-3); Urdu (M-l, F-l). 6. Coimbatore 241 269 131 174 Tamil (M-12S, F-174); Kannada (M-6, F-x). 90 Latin Madras State 11 4 8 3 English (M-7, F-2); French (M-x, F-I); Tamil (M-I, F-x); 1. Madr<..s 6 3 English (M-3, F-x). 2. Chingleput 4 4 English (M-3, F-x); Tamil (M-1, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 3 3 English (M-x, F-2); French(M-x, F-I). 8. Madurai Nil 13. Kanyakumari English (M-l, F-x), 432 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother~tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak~ ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 91. Lushai / Mizo Madras State 3 3 English (M-I, F-3). 1. Madras English (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 3 3 English (M-x, P-3). 92. ~ + Madari-Telugu Madras State 10 4 Tamil (M-3, F-x); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 10 4 Tamil (M-3, F-x); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 93. *" + Mahajani-Rajasthani Madras State 6 4 NIL 1. Madras 6 4 NIL 94. MaM / Maldivian Madras State 8 2 English (M-2, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 3 2 English (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 5 Nil 95. Maithili Madras State 3 9 3 English (M-2, F-l); Hindi (M-I) F-x). 1. Madras 3 9 3 English (M-2, F-I); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 96. Malai / Malay / Malaya / Malayan Madras State 202 210 167 163 Tamil (M-l32, F-144); English (M-17, F-I3); Urdu (M-15, F-2); Malayalam (M-x, F-4); Hindi (M-2 .. F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras S 7 3 2 English (M-2, F-2); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 4. South Areot 12 22 9 IS Tamil (M-S, F-13); Urdu (M-x, F-2); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem Tamil (M-x, F-I). 6. Coimbatore 4 4 English (M-2, F-x); Tamil (M-2, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 3 6 3 4 English (M-2, F-2); Tamil (M-I, F-2). 433 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to thel mother-tougue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 8. Madurai 1 4 1 4 Tamil (M-I, F-4). 9. Tiruehirapalli 3 3 1 1 Tamil (M-I, F-1). 10. Thanjavur 131 151 108 126 Tamil (M-99, F-117); English (M-9, F-S); Malayalam (M-x, F-l). 11. Ramanathapuram 20 6 18 5 Tamil (M-16, F-S); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 9 4 Malayalam (M-x, F-3); Tamil (M-x, F-!). 13. Kanyakumari English (M-x, F-!). 97. Malayalam Madras State 226,951 172,255 113,798 59,535 Tamil (M-82,149, F-45,714); English (M-29,156, F-12,787); Hindi (M-I,248, F-337); Telugu (M-504, F-344); Urdu (M-330, F-I09); Kannada (M-164, F-140); Arabic/ Arbi (M-134, F-67); Sanskrit (M-36, F-2); Malai/Malay/Malaya/ Malayan (M-23, F-2); French (M-6, F-8); Marathi (M-7, F-7); Latin (M-9, F-x); Konkani (M-2, F-6); Saurashtra (M-4, F-4); Bengali (M-5, F-2); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-3, F-2); Gujarati (M-5, F-x); Tulu (M-3, F-2); Punjabi (M-2, F-I); Roman (M-3, F-x); Greek (M-2, F-x); Badaga (M-I, F-x); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-l); Persian (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 37,267 20,657 26.312 11,917 Tamil (M-16,080, F-7,423); English (M-9,518, F-4,278); Hindi (M-428, F-121); Urdu (M-141, F-17); Telugu (M-88, F-54); Kannada (M-15, F-13); Arabie/Arbi (M-22, F-x); Sanskrit (M-ll, F-2); French (M-I, F-6); Ceylonese/Simelu/ Singhalese (M-l, F-I) Gujarati (M-2, F-x); Marathi (M-I, F-I); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Konkani (M-l, F-x); Persian (M-I, F-x); Punjabi (M-I, F-x); Saurashtra (M-x, F-!). 7. Chingleput 8,480 3,872 5,885 1,975 Tamil (M-2,977, F-l,188); English (M-2,610, F-716); Hindi (M-230, F-29); Tclugu (M-35, F-24); Urdu (M-16, F-7); Kannada (M-7, F-7); Roman (M-3, F-x); Arabic/ Arbi (M-I, F-I); French (M-I, F-I); Greek (M-2, F-x); ~anskrit (M-2, F-x); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-I); Marathi (M-x, F-I). '. North Areot 2,703 1,831 1,927 1,191 Tamil (M-I,369, F-784); English (M-531, F-384); Telugu (M-Il, F-7); Hindi (M-5, F-ll); Urdu (M-7, F-l); Kannada (M-2, F-3); Malai!Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-!); Punjabi (M-I, F-x). South Areot 2,768 1,268 2,166 803 Tamil (M-l,588, F-665); English (M-519, F-129); Telugu (M-24, F-2); Hindi (M-20, F-I); Urdu (M-II, F-3); Gujarati (M-3, F-x); Kannada (M-I, P-2); Marathi (M-x. F-l). H-C 55 436 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM Stale und District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 2. Chingleput 1,505 1,190 1,111 758 Tamil (M-548, F-586); English (M-386, F-IOl); Hindi (M-I~ F-3I); Telugu (M-47, F-33); Kannada (M-3, F-5); Malayala~ (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-x, F-l); Punja~ (M-x, F-I). 3. North Areot 4,674 4,614 3,490 3,285 Tamil (M-3,!92, F-3,131); English (M-197, F-S8); Telugl (M-68, F-59); Urdu (M-17, F-I6); Kannada (1\1-4, F-IO) Hindi (M-8, F-5); French (M-x, F-6); Malayalam (M-4, F-x) 4. South Areot 568 609 399 432 Tamil (M-312, F-404); English (M-75, F-I6); Kannada (M-2 F-6); Telugu (M-3, F-5); Hindi (M-7, F-x); Ceylonese, Simelu/Singhalcse (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 3,606 3,307 2,259 1,899 Tamil (M-l,063, F-820); Tdugu (M-646, F-650); Kannadl (M-42I, F-403); English (M-98, F-20); Hindi (M-I4, F-5) Urdu (M-I4, F-x); Malayalam (M-2, F-x); Arabic/Arb (M-x, F-l); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 1,641 1,640 1,331 1,219 Tamil (M-977, F-l,059); English (M-272, F-79); Kannadl (M-38, F-49); Hindi (M-3I, F-I7); Telugu (M-4, F-7) Malayalam (M-4, F-4); Gujarati (M-l, F-I); Urdu (M-I F-I); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-l); Burmese (M-I, F-x) Ceylonese/Simelu!Singhalese (M-x, F-l); Latin (M-l, F-x) Sanskrit (M-l, F·x), 7. Nilgiris 720 1,010 469 695 Tamil (M-387, F-635); English (M-62, F-38); Hindi (M-13 F-8); Kannada (M-4, F-l3); Badaga (M-I, F-x); Gujarati (M-l, F-x); Malai!Malay/Malaya!Malayan (M-x, F-l); Urd~ (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai 697 666 542 444 Tamil (M-470, F-391); English (M-55, F-24); Telugu (M-S, F-I2); Kannada (M-2, F-6); Malayalam (M-l, F-7); Hindi (M-5, F-2); Urdu (M-4, F-I); Saurashtra (M-x, F-O. 7. Tiruchirapalli 1,258 1,283 1,035 901 Tamil (M~7I, F-859); English (M-l30, F-32); Telugu (M-17, F-4); Kannada (M-8, F-5); Hindi (M-7, F-J); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x). 1(). Thanj:lYur 3,605 3,825 2,937 2,968 Tamil (M-2,633, F-2,847); English (M-285, F-72); TelugU (M-7, F-33); Hindi (M-6, F-4); Kannada (M-I, F-7); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-I, F-2); Malayalam eM-I, F-2); Sanskrit (M-2, F-l); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x). 11. Rall1anathapuram 173 162 138 124 Tamil (M-IOO, F-120); English (M-26, F-2); Hindi (M-S, F-I); Telugu (M-2, F-l); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x). J2, Tirunclveli 333 143 269 67 Tamil (M-73, F-51); Hindi (M-86, F-3); Urdu (M-71, F-x); English (M-38. F-7); Malayalam (M-x, F-4); TeluSU (M-l, F-2), 433 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 8. Madurai 4 4 Tamil (M-I, F-4). 9. Tiruehirapalli 3 3 1 Tamil (M-I, F-I). 10. Thanjavur 131 151 108 126 Tamil (M-99, F-1l7); English (M-9, F-8); Malayalam (M-x, F-I). II. Ramanathapuram 20 6 18 5 Tamil (M-16, F-5); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 9 4 Malayalam (M-x, F-3); Tamil (M-x, F-!), 13. Kanyakumari 1 English (M-x, F-I), 97. Malayalam Madras State 276,951 172,255 113,798 59,535 Tamil (M-82,149, F-45,714); English (M-29,156, F-12,787); Hindi (M-I,248, F-337); Telugu (M-504, F-344); Urdu (M-330, F-I09); Kannada (M-164, F-140); Arabic/Arbi (M-13.:t, F-67); Sanskrit (M-36, F-2); Malai/Malay/Malaya/ Malayan (M-23, F-2); French (M-6, F-8); Marathi (M-7, F-7); Latin (M-9, F-x); Konkani (M-2, F-6); Saurashtra (M-4, F-4); Bengali (M-5, F-2); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-3, F-2); Gujarati (M-5, F-x); Tulu (M-3, F-21; Punjabi (M-2, F-I); Roman (M-3, F-x); Greek (M-2, F-x); Badaga (M-I, F-x); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-l); Persian (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 37,267 20,657 26,312 11,917 Tamil (M-16,080, F-7,423); English (M-9,518, F-4,278); Hindi (M-428, F-121); Urdu (M-141, F-17); Telugu (M-8S, F-54); Kannada (M-15, F-13); Arabic/Arbi (M-22, F-x); Sanskrit (M-Il, F-2); French (M-I, F-6); Ceylonese/Simelu/ Singhalese (M-l, F-I) Gujarati (M-2, F-x); Marathi (M-l, F-I); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Konkani (M-I, F-x); Persian (M-l, F-x); Punjabi (M-l, F-x); Sauras.htra (M-x, F-I). ~I. Ch ingleput 8,480 3,872 5,885 1,975 Tamil (M-2,977, F-1,188); English (M-2,61O, F-716); Hindi (M-230, F-29); Telugu (M-35, F-24); Urdu (M-16, F-7); Kannada (M-7, F-7); Roman (M-3, F-x); Arabic/ Arbi (M-I, F-I); French (M-I, F-I); Greek (M-:?, F-x); ~anskrit (M-2, F-x); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-I); Marathi (M-x, F-!). '. North Areot 2,703 1,831 1,927 1,191 Tamil (M-I,369, F-784); English (M-53I, F-384); Telugu (M-II, F-7); Hindi (M-5, F-Il); Urdu (M-7, F-I); Kannada (M-2, F-3); Malai/Malay(Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Punjabi (M-I, F-x). South Areol 2.76R 1.268 2,166 803 Tamil (M-1,588, F-665); English (M-5l9, F-I29); Telugu (M-24, F-2); Hindi (M-20, F-I); Urdu (M-II, F-3); Gujarati (M-3, F-x); Kannada (M-I, F-2); Marathi (M-x, F-!). JI-C 55 436 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM Slate anJ District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males' Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 2. Chingleput 1,505 1,190 1,111 758 Tamil (M-548, F-586); English (M-386, F-IOl); Hindi (M-123, F-31); Telugu (M-47, F-33); Kannada (M-3, F-5); Malayalam (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-x, F-l); Punjabi (M-x, F-!). 3. North Areot 4,674 4,614 3,490 3,285 Tamil (M-3,!92, F-3,13l): English (M-197, F-5S); Telugu (M-68, F-59); Urdu (M-J7, F-16); Kannada (M-4, F-lO); Hindi (M-S, F-5); French (M-x, F-6); Malayalam (M-4, F-x). 4. South Areot 568 609 399 432 Tamil (M-312, F-404); English (M-75, F-I6); Kannada (M-2, F-6); Telugu (M-3, F-5); Hindi (M-7, F-x); Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 3,606 3,307 2,259 1,899 Tamil (M-1,063, F-820); Tclugu (M-646, F-650); Kannada (M-421, F-403); English (M-9S, F-20); Hindi (M-14, F-5); Urdu (M-14, F-x); Malayalam (M-2, F-x); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-l); Gujarati (M-l, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 1,641 1,640 1,331 1,219 Tamil (M-977, F-l,059); English (M-272, F-79); Kannada (M-38, F-49); Hindi (M-31, F-17); Telugu (M-4, F-7); Malayalam (M-4, F"4); Gujarati (M-l, F-l); Urdu (M-I, F-l); ArabicjArbi (M-x, F-l); Burmese (M-l, F-x); CeylonesejSimelu/Singhalese (M-x, F-l); Latin (M-l, F-x); Sanskrit (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 720 1,010 469 695 Tamil (M-387, F-635); English (M-62, F-38); Hindi (M-13, F-S); Kannada (M-4, F-13); Badaga (M-I, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x); Malai/MalayjMalayajMalayan (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 8. Madurai 697 666 542 444 Tamil (M-470, F-39l); English (M-55, F-24); Telugu (M-5, F-I2); Kannada (M-2, F-6); Malayalam (M-l, F·7); Hindi (M-5, F-2); Urdu (M-4, F-l); Saurashtra (M-x, F-l). Y. Tiruchirapalli 1,258 1,283 1,035 901 Tamil (M-S71, F-859); English (M-130, F-32); Telugu (M-17, F-4); Kannada (M-8. F·5); Hindi (M-7, F-l); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 3,605 3,825 2,937 2,968 Tamil (M-2,633, F-2,847); English (M-285, F-72); Telugu (M-7, F-33); Hindi (M-6, F-4); Kannada (M-l, F-7); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-l, F-2); Malayalam (M·l, F-2); Sanskrit (M-2, F-l); Malai/Malay/Malaya!Malayan (M-l, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 173 162 138 124 Tamil (M-IOO, F-120); English (M-26, F-2); Hindi (M-8, F-1); Telugu (M·2, F-l); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 333 143 269 67 Tamil (M-73, F-Sl); Hindi (M-86, F-3); Urdu (M-71, F-x); English (M-38, F-7); Malayalam (M-x, F-4); Telugu (M-I, F-2), 437 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 13. Kanyakumari 198 14 188 7 Hindi (M-166, F-x); Tamil (M-9, F-6); Kannada (M-8, F-l); English (M-5, F-x). 102. Marwari Madras State 2,210 1,333 1,394 555 Hindi (M-605, F-268); Tamil (M-432, F-204); English (M-317, F-48); Telugu (M-34, F-15); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-1O); Gujarati (M-3, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-5); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-l); Malayalam (M-x, F-I). 1. Madras 1,926 1,105 1,197 438 Hindi (M-S92, F-2S3); Tamil (M-274, F-llO); English (M-294, F-44); Telugu (M-33, F-15); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-1O); Gujarati (M-2, F-3); Kannada (M-l, F-2); Bengali (M-x, F-I); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 31 39 18 23 Tamil (M-ll, F-12); English (M-6, F-2); Hindi (M-x, F-5); Kannada (M-x, F-3); Malayalam (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot 61 58 44 29 Tamil (M-40, F-27); English (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-2). 4- South Areot 24 22 20 13 Tamil (M-19, F-12); English (M-I, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-!). 5. Salem 30 9 21 4 Tamil (M-lS, F-2); Hindi (M-3, F-2); English (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 73 32 52 20 Tamil (M-34, F-19); Hindi (M-9, F-l); English (M-8, F-x); Telugu (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 24 66 10 28 Tamil (M-9, F-22); Hindi (M-x, F-4); English (M-l, F-2). 8. Madurai 7 6 Tamil (M-6, F-x). 9. TiruehirapaIli 9 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 20 20 Tamil (M-20, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 5 4 Tamil (M-4, F-x). 103. * + Mijai Madras State English (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot English (M-l, F-x). 440 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as opeak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 111. Oriya Madras State 259 140 197 61 English (M-125, F-20); Tamil (M-50, F-33); Tclugu (M-IO, F-5); Hindi (M-lI, F-3); Urdu (M-I, F-x). I. Madras IRO 95 144 48 Tamil (M-40, F-23); English (M-91, F-17); Telugu (M-6, F-5); Hindi (M-6, F-3); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 30 5 27 English (M-24, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Telugu (M.l, F-x). 3. North Areot IS 10 8 2 English (M-3, F-2); Tamil (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 4. South Arcot 3 4 3 3 Tamil (M-3, F-3). 5. Salem 9 6 6 4 Tamil (M-x, F-4); Telugu (M-3, F-x); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 4 2 3 2 Tamil (M-2, F-I); English (M-I, F-l). 7. Nilgiris IS 16 4 I Tamil (M-2, F-I); English (M-2, F-x). 9. Tiruehirapalli 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur Tamil (M-x, F-I). 11. Ramanathapuram NIL 112. 0'1- -/- Ottanmoli Madras State 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 9. Tiruehirapalli 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 113. Pahari-Unspecified Madras State 15 2 II Hindi (M-7, F-x); English (M-4, F-l). 1. Madras 14 11 Hindi (M-7, F-x); English {M-4, F-x}. 7. Nilgiris NIL 9. Tiruchirapalli English (M-x, F-l). 114. 0'1- + Pallakkal Madras State 2 Hindi (M-x, F-I); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 2 Hindi (M-x, F-I); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 437 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 13. Kanyakumari 198 14 188 7 Hindi (M-166, F-x); Tamil (M-9, F-6); Kannada (M-8, F-l); English (M-5, F-x). 102. Marwari Madras State 2,210 1,333 1,394 555 Hindi (M-605, F-2(8); Tamil (M-432, F-204); English (M-317, F-48); Telugu (M-34, F-15); ArabicjArbi (M-x, F-IO); Gujarati (M-3, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-5); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-l); Malayalam (M-x, F-O. 1. Madras 1,926 1,105 1,197 438 Hindi (M-592, F-253); Tamil (M-274, F-1I0); English (M-294, F-44); Telugu (M-33, F-15); ArabiejArbi (M-x, F-IO); Gujarati (M-2, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-2); Bengali (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput 31 39 18 23 Tamil (M-ll, F-12); English (M-6, F-2); Hindi (M-x, F-5); Kannada (M-x, F-3); Malayalam (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot 61 58 44 29 Tamil (M-40, F-27); English (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-l, F-2). 4. South Areot 24 22 20 13 Tamil (M-19, F-12); English (M-I, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-l). 5. Salem 30 9 21 4 Tamil (M-15, F-2); Hindi (M-3, F-2); English (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 73 32 52 20 Tamil (M-34, F-19); Hindi (M-9, F-l); English (M-S, F-x); Telugu (M-l. F-x). 7. Nilgiris 24 66 ]0 28 Tamil (M-9, F-22); Hindi (M-x, P-4); English (M-l, F-2). 8. Madurai 7 6 Tamil (M-6, F-x). 9. Tiruehirapalli 9 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 20 20 Tamil (M-20, F-x). 12. Tirunclveli 5 4 Tamil (M-4, F-x). 103. ,y. + Mijai Madras State English (M-l, F-x). 3. North Areol English (M.I, F-x). 440 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 J 11. Oriya Mauras State 259 140 197 61 English (M-12S, F-20); Tamil (M-50, F-33); Telugu (M-IO, F-5); Hindi (M-ll, F-3);·Urdu (M-I, F-x). I. Madras IRO 95 144 48 Tamil (M-40, F-23); English (M-91, F-17); Telugu (M-6, F-5); Hindi (M-6, F-3); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput 30 5 27 English (M-24, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Telugu (M.t, F-x). 3. North Arcot 15 10 8 2 English (M-3, P-2); Tamil (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 4. South Arcot 3 4 3 3 Tamil (M-3, F-3). 5. Salem 9 6 6 4 Tamil (M-x, F-4); Tclugu (M-3, F-x); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 4 2 3 2 Tamil (M-2, F-l); English (M-I, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 15 16 4 1 Tamil (M-2, F-l); English (M-2, F-x). ~. Tiruchirapalli 2 2 English (M-2, F-x). 10. Thanjavur Tamil (M-x, F-O. 11. Ramanathapuram NIL 112. ,\, + Ottanmoli Madras State 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 113. Pahari-Unspecified Madras State 15 2 11 Hindi (M-7, F-x); English (M-4, F-I). 1. Madras 14 1 11 Hindi (M-7, F-x); English ~M-4. F-x}. 7. Nilgiris NIL 9. Tiruehirapalli English (M-x, F-I). 114. * + Pallakkal Madras State 2 Hindi (M-x, F-l); Tamil (M-I, F-x). I. Madras Hindi (M-x, F-I); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 441 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 115. Pania Madras State 2,590 2,549 175 49 Tamil (M-IOl, F-26); Malayalam (M-74, F-23). 7. Nilgiris 2,590 2,549 175 49 Tamil (M-101, F-26); Malayalam (M-74, F-23). 116. Persian Madras State 77 71 62 50 English (M-38, F-17); Tamil (M-14, F-29); Urdu (M-5, F-3); Gujarati (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Arabie/Arbi (M-I, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I). 1. Madras 46 44 41 33 English (M-25, F-15); Tamil (M-6, F-14); Urdu (M-5, F-3); Gujarati (M-2, pox); Hindi (M-2, P-x);~ Arabic/Arbi (M-l, P-x); Telugu (M-x, F-l). 4. South Areot 3 2 English (M-2, F-x). 5. Salem 1 English (M-l, pox). 6. Coimbatore S 9 2 5 Tamil (M-x, P-4); English (M-2, P-l). 7 Nilgiris 19 16 16 12 Tamil (M-S, F-ll); English (M-S, F-I). S. Madurai NIL 117. Polish Madras State 2 5 2 5 English (M-2, F-4); French (M-x, F-I). I. Madras 4 4 English (M-I, F-3); French (M-x, F-l). 3. North Areot 1 English (M-x, F-l). 12 Tirunelveli English (M-I, F-x). 118. Portuguese Madras State 33 22 17 16 English (M-12, F-12); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Tamil (M-x, F-3); German (M-x, F-I); Latin (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). I. Madras 10 10 6 9 English (M-3, F-5); Hindi (M-3, F-x); Tamil (M-x, F-3); German (M-x, P-l). 2. Chingleput 2 Latin (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot English (M-x, F-I). 4. South Areot English (M-l, F-x). lI-C 56 442 TABLE C. VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother~tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak~ ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7. Nilgiris 11 9 6 4 English (M~6, F4). 8. Madurai English (M-I, F-I). 9. Tiruchirapalli 6 NIL 12. Tirunelveli English (M-l, F-x), 13. Kanyakumari English (M-x F-l). 119. Prakrit Madras State 3 2 3 2 Tamil (M-2, F-2); English (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 3 2 3 2 Tamil (M-2, F-2); English (M-l, F-x). 120. Punjabi Madras State 2,344 1,129 1,936 714 English (M-l,389, F-389); Hindi (M-195, F-210); Tamil (M-276, F-S5); Urdu (M~67, F-14); Telugu (M-4, F-8); French (M-x, F-3); Malayalam (M~2, F~l); Gujarati (M-x, F-2); Marathi (M~2, F-x); Arabic/Arbi (M-l, F~x); Hindu stani (M-x, F~I); Kannada (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 897 590 706 409 English (M-512, F-219); Hindi (M-92, F-119); Tamil (M-63, F-S2); Urdu (M-35, F-9); Telugu (M-2, F-6); French (M-x, F-3); Kannada (M-x, F-l); Malayalam (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 872 231 789 126 English (M-672, F-61); Hindi (M-6I, F-61); Tamil (M-38, F-2); Urdu (M-17, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-2); Malayalam (M-t, F-x). 3. North Arcot 15 8 9 2 Tamil (M-5, F-I); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F_l) . • 4. South Arcot 15 10 8 6 English (M-4, F.4); Tamil (M-2, F~2); Hindi (M-2, F-x). 5. Salem 15 7 13 4 Tamil (M-IO, F-I); English (M-2, F-2); Urdu (M~l, F-l). 6. Coimbatore 144 89 ;07 51 English (M-77, F-21); Tamil (M-IS, F-17); Hindi (M-9, F-9); Urdu (M-5, F-I); Gujarati (M-x, F~2); Malayalam (M-x, F~1); Telugu (M-t, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 156 131 112 90 English (M~88, F-71); Hindi (M-21, F-19); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Arabic/ Arbi (M-1, F-x), 8. Madurai 147 12 139 5 Tamil (M-I32, F-1); English (M-4, F-3); Urdu (M.2, F-I); Marathi (M-I, F-x). 443 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 9. Tiruchirapalli 16 12 14 10 Tamil (M-6, F-7); English (M-3, F-2); Urdu (M-4, F-l); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 30 22 7 Tamil (M-4, F-x); English (M-3, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 18 14 English (M-10, F-x); Hindi (M-4, F-x)_ 12. Tirunelveli 18 17 17 11 English (M-12, F-6); Hindi (M-2, F-2); Tamil (M-l, F-2); Hindustani (M-x, F-l); Telugu (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 13. KanyakuOlari Hindi (M-l, F-x). 121. Rajasthani Madras State 203 87 143 45 Tamil (M-45, F-38); English (M-52, F-2); Hindi (M-42, F-3); Gujarati (M-I, F-2); Telugu (M-3, F-x). 1. Madras 139 25 110 8 English (M-48, F-l); Hindi (M-38, F-2); Tamil (M-23, F-5); Gujarati (M-I, F-x). 4. South Arcot 9 8 7 5 Tamil (M-7, F-S). 5. Salem 21 24 7 14 Tamil (M-4, F-12); Telugu (M-3, F-x); Gujarati (M-x, F-2)_ 6. Coimbatore 10 2 5 Hindi (M o 3, F-x); Tamil (M-l, F-l); English (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 14' 15 8 6 Tamil (M-6, F-5); English (M-2, F-!). 8. Madurai 2 NIL 10. Thanjavur 6 9 4 7 Tamil (M-2, F-7); English (M-l, F-x); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 2 4 2 4 Tamil (M-2, F-3); Hindi (M-x, F-O. 122. .,y·Roman Madras State 4 Tamil (M-l, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 4 1 Tamil (M-l, F-x). 123. Roumanian Madras State 2 2 English (M-2, F-x), 1. Madras 2 2 English (M-2, F-x), 444 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District 1'otal Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 124. Russian Madras State 13 13 8 2 English (M-8, F-2). 1. Madras 1 English (M-l, F-x). 3. North Areot 2 2 English (M-2, F-l) 4. South Areot 9 8 5 English (M-5, F-l). 5. Salem NIL 7. Nilgiris 4 NIL 125. Sanskrit Madras State 62 55 51 27 Tamil (M-39, F-24); English (M-9, F-3); Malayalam (M-3, F-x). 1. Madras 7 24 5 4 English (M-3, F-2); Tamil (M-2, F-2). 3. North Areot NIL 4. South Areot 2 2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 5. Salem 4 9 4 5 Tamil (M-3, F-5); Malayalam (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 14 7 9 6 Tamil (M-7, F-6); Malayalam (M-2, F-x). 7. Nilgiris Tamil (M-x, F-l). 8. Madurai 3 3 Tamil (M-I, F-3). 9. Tiruehirapalli 13 5 12 4 Tamil (M-lD, F-3); English (M-2, F-l). 10. Thanjavur 15 2 14 Tamil (M-IO, F-x); English (M-4, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 5 4 4 4 Tamil (M-4, F-4). 126. Santali Madras State 2 2 Bengali (M-x, F-l); English (M-x, F-O. 3. North Areot 2 2 Bengali (M-x, F-I); English (M-x, F-I). 127. ,yo Satrali Madras State 6 3 5 3 Tamil (M-S, F-3). 8. Madurai 6 3 5 3 Tamil (M-5. F-3). 445 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 128. "c Saurashtra Madras State 78,021 77,371 61,230 56,926 Tamil (M-58,657, F-56,442); English (M-I,905, F-270); Telugu (M-44I, F-lIO); Hindi (M-I38, F-49); Kannada (M-I5, F-20); Malayalam (M-14, F-19); Arabic/Arbi (M-3!, F-x); Urdu (M-21, F-6); Marathi (M-I, F-8); Tulu (M-5, F-I); Gujarati (M-x, F-I); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 2,364 2,205 1,772 1,386 Tamil (M-I,392, F-I,233); English (M-329, F-130); Hindi (M-25, F-9); Telugu (M-2l, F-6); Malayalam (M-3, F-5); Kannada (M-l, F.2); Tulu (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput ] ,481 1,470 1,051 972· Tamil (M-l,014, F-943); English (M-24, F-6); Hindi (M-3, F-16); Telugu (M-5, F-4); Tulu (M-5, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-2); Marathi (M-x, F-I). 3. North Areot 2,150 2,083 1,534 1,213 Tamil (M-I,319, F-I,146); Telugu (M-14a, F-41); English (M-66, F-15); Kannada (M-6, F-IO); Hindi (M-3, F-I). 4. South Areot 258 233 200 180 Tamil (M-169, F-I72); English (M-30, F-4); Hindi (M-x, F-3); Telugu (M-I, F-l). 5. Salem 7,967 8,079 6,297 5,892 Tamil (M-6,172, F-5,862); English (M-I07, F-15); Telugu (M-8, F-12); Hindi (M-7, F-3); Kannada (M-I, F-x); Mala yalam (M-I, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 447 376 326 279 Tamil (M-297, F-264); English (M-24, F-12); TeJugu (M-3, F-!); Hindi (M-x, F-2); Kannada (M-2, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 7 6 Tamil (M-I, F-6). 8. Madurai 39,592 40,020 30,780 29,268 Tamil (M-30,137, F-29,149); English (M-529, F-44); Telugu (M-56, F-39); Hindi (M-25, F-I2); Urdu (M-I8, F-4); Malayalam (M-8, F-IO); Kannada (M-4, F-4); Marathi (M-I, F-6); Arabic/ Arbi (M-2, F-x). 9. Tiruehirapalli 3,547 3,758 2,551 2,680 Tamil (M-2,475, F-2,677); English (M-43, F-2); Arabie/Arbi (M-29, F-x); Telugu (M-2, F-l); Hindi (M-I, F-x); Kannada (M-I, F-x). lO. Thanjavur 9,902 10,158 8,178 8,002 Tamil (M-7,987, F-7,949); English (M-180, F-38); Telugu (M-5, F-3); Malayalam (M-2, F-4); Kannada (M-x F-4); Hindi (M-I, F-2); Gujarati (M-x, F-I); Malai/Malay/Malaya/ Malayan (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Sanskrit (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-I, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 6,252 6,621 5,155 5,283 Tamil (M-5,132, F-5,280); English (M-20, F-I); Telugu (M-3, F-l); Hindi (M-x, F·l). TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 12. Tirunelveli 2,525 1,589 2,073 1,152 Tamil (M-I,856, F-l,148); Telugu (M-197, F-I); English (M-19, F-3); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 1,535 772 1,312 613 Tamil (M-706, F-613); English (M-534, F-x); Hindi (M-n, F-x). 129. Scottish Madras State English (M-x, F-O. 7. Nilgiris 1 English (M-x, F-l). 130. Siamese! Thai Madras State 34 IS 33 g English (M-27, F-I); Tamil (M-2, F-6); French (M-3, F-x); Arabic!Arbi (M-x, F-!); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 9 3 9 English (M-9, F-!). 2. Chingleput English (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem 22 5 21 English (M-17, F-x); French (M-3, F-x); Hindi (M-l, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 2 7 2 7 Tamil (M-2, F-6); Arabic!Arbi (M-x, F-l). 131. ,,," Sigitvia Madras State Tamil (M-l, F-x). 1. Madr;:.s Tamil (M-l, F-x). 132. Sikhi Madras State Tamil (M-I, F-!). 2. Chingleput Tamil (M-l, F-I). 133. ,y. Sikkari Madras State 17 12 15 9 Tamil (M-15, F-9). 1. Madras 17 12 15 9 Tamil (M-15, F-9). 134. Sikkim Bhotia Madras State 3 6 3 6 English (M-2, F-6); Tamil (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 2 6 2 6 English (M-2, F-6). 10. Thanjavur Tamil (M-I, F-x). 447 TABLE C - VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 135. Sindhi Madras State 3,712 3,436 2,609 1,982 English (M-I,470, F-816); Tamil (M-642, F-567); Hindi (M-430, F-553); Telugu (M-43, F-12); Urdu (M-19, F-16); Gujarati (M-2, F-9); Malayalam (M-I, F-2); Punjabi (M-x, F-3); Gurmukhi (M-x, F-2); German (M-x, F-!); Japanese (M-I, F-x); Marwari (M-I, F-x); Persian (M-x, F-!). 1. Madras 2,556 2,459 1,786 1,371 English (M-I,184, F-631); Hindi (M-325, F-446); Tamil (M-259, F-259); Urdu (M-9, F-ll); Tclugu (M-6, F-Il); Gujarati (M-I, F-7); Malayalam (M-I, F-l); Punjabi (M-x, F-2); German (M-x, F-J); Japanese (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput 35 29 29 23 English (M-22, F-17); Tamil (M-3, F-4); urdu (M-2, F-t); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Punjabi (M-x, F-I). 3. North Arcot 55 25 26 9 Tamil (M-12, F-9); English (M-9, F-x); Hindi (M-S, F-x). 4. South Areot 4 2 3 Tamil (M-2, F-l); English (M-l F-x). 5. Salem 137 82 118 28 Tamil (M-90, F-24); English (M-21, F-x); Hindi (M-5, F-2); Gujarati (M-I, F-l); Marwari (M-l, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I). 6. Coimbatore 524 482 362 328 Tamil (M-l7l, F-17l); English (M-l07, F-108); Hindi (M-43, F-45); Tclugu (M-36, F-x); Urdu (M-5, F-I); Gujarati (M-x, F-I); Malayalam (M-x, F-t); Persian (M-x, F-l). 7. Nilgiris 104 87 83 47 English (M-61, F-30); Tamil (M-15, F-lO); Hindi (M-7, F-7). 8. Madurai lOS 91 70 65 Tamil (M-45, FA8); English (M-l7, F-9); Hindi (M-6, F-8); Tclugu (M-l, F-x); Urdu (M-l, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 148 162 95 99 Hindi (M-37, F-45); Tamil (M-24, F-32); English (M-32, F-17); Urdu (M-2, F-3); Gurmukhi (M-x, F-2). 10 ThanjavUf 34 14 27 8 Tamil (M-18, F-6); English (M-9, F-2). II. Ramanathapuram 4 4 English (M~4, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 5 3 5 3 Tamil (M-3, F-3); English (M-2, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari English (M-l, F-x). 136. Slovene Madras Statc Tamil (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai Tamil (M-l, F-x). 448 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak- ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 137. + Solaga-Kannada, Madras State 972 959 217 205 Tamil (M-l99, F-184); Kannada (M-lS, F-20. 6. C'oimbatore 972 959 217 205 Tamil (M-199, F-184); Kannada (M-IB, F-2l). 138. Spanish Madras State 13 24 11 2J English (M-6, F-16); Tamil (M-3, F-2); French (M-l, F-3); Latin (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 3 5 3 5 English (M-2, F-4); French (M-x, F-l); Latin (M-I, F-x). 2. Chingleput Tamil (M-x, F-l). 3. North Arcot 2 2 English (M-l, F-x); Tamil (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 3 3 French (M-x, F-2); English (M-x, F-O. 7. Nilgiris 10 8 English (M-x, F-8). 8. Madurai 4 4 Tamil (M-2, F-l); English (M-l, F-x); French (M-I, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 12. Tirunelveli 4 2 2 1 English (M-2, F-l). 139. Sudanese Madras State 4 4 Indonesian (M-4, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 4 4 lndone&ian (M-4, F-x). 140. Swedish Madras State 19 36 14 31 English (M-13, F-2S); Tamil (M-l, F-3). 1. Madras 4 1 3 English (M-I, F-3). 6. Coimbatore 2 Tamil (M-x, F-I). 7. Nilgiris 4 4 English (M-x, F-3); Tamil (M-x, F-I). 8. Madurai 17 22 12 19 English (M-ll, F-lS); Tamil (M-l, F-l). 10. Thanjavur =' 2 English (M-I, F-2). 11. Ramanathapuram 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 449 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 141. Swiss Madras State 6 3 4 2 English (M-3, F-2); French (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras 4 2 3 2 English (M-2, F-2); French (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai NIL 11. Ramanathapuram 2 English (M-I, F-x). 142. Tamil Madras State 14,021,680 13,989,419 1,116,151 471,401 English (M-821,161, F-255,306); Telugu (M-189,1l0. F-149,430); Malayalam (M-39,006, F-22,740); Kannada (M-20,On, F-17,473); Urdu (M-19,164, F-l3,S6S); Hindi (M-ll,894, F-5,248); Arabic/Arbi (M-3,424, F-4,282); Malai/Malay/Malaya!Malayan (M-3,9n, F-699); Sanskrit (M-3,034, F-419); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-l,809, F-291); Burmese (M-1,235, F-370); Marathi (M-I,093, F-441); Saurashtra (M-361, F-213); French (M-213, F-274); Gujarati (M-130, F-I06); Badaga (M-47, F-39); Hindustani (M-55, F-17); Tulu (M-30, F-27); Bengali (M-13, F-42); Vadaga (M.14, F-36); Latin (M-43, F-4); Chinese / Chini (M-23, F-20); Sindhi (M-37, F-3); Prakrit (M-38. F-l); Roman (M-24, F-2); Vietnamese (M-22, F-x); Flemish (M.IS. F-x); Afghani/Kabuli/Pakhto/ Pashto/Pathani (M-9, F-S); Konkani (M-3, FelO); Marwari (M-ll, F-I); German (M-IO, F-l); Oriya (M-6, F-5); Punjabi (M.6, F-5); Japanese (M-8, F-l); Annamese/Annamite (M·S, F-x); Grandha (M-6, F-x); Khatri (M-x, F-6); Indonesian (M-5, F-x); Lambadi (M-I, F-4); Jaini (M-3, F-I); Nagari Marathi (M·4, F-x); Danish (M-3, F-x); Greek (M-3, F-x); Halian (M-3, F-x); Italian (M-3, F-x); Toda (M-3, F-x); Bithalanean (M-2, F-x); Coorgi/Kodagu (M-x, F-2); Javanese /Java (M-2, F-x); Mallayakka (M-2, F-x); Nepali (M-I, F-I); Siamese/Thai (M-2, F-x); Assamese (M-x, F-l); Balabandhu eM-x, F-I); Belgian (M-x, F-l); Cambodian (M·x, F-I); Dutch (M-I, F-x); Kabini (M-l,F-x); Persian (M-x, F-I); Portuguese (M.I, F-x); Russian (M-I, F-x); Saigone (M-I, F-x). 639,114 587,505 174,550 80,377 English (M-154,989, F-64,722); Telugu (M-ll,351, F-8,879); Hindi (M-2,9S1, F-I,642); Malayalam (M-I,SOl, F-2,565); Urdu (M-2,132, F-I,443); Kannada (M-410, F-585); Sanskrit (M-40l, F-130); French (M-75, F-lD7); Burmese (M-84, F-63); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-129, F-15); Arabic/ Arbi (M-72, F-65); Marathi (M-22, F-62); Saurashtra (M-9, F-28); Malai!Malay!Malaya/Malayan (M-8, F-22); Bengali (M-7, F-20); Sindhi (M-24, F.I); Gujarati (M-12, F-5); Oriya H-C 57 450 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the !ll0ther-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 (M-5, F-4); Marwari (M-7, F-1); Konkani (M-x, F-6); German (M-5, F-x); Japanese (M-5, F-x); Tulu (M-I, F-4); Latin (M-4, F-x); Danish M-3, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-3); Jaini (M-3, F-x); Halian (M-3, F-x); Bithalanean (M-2, F-x); Chinese/Chini (M-x, F-2); Nepali M-I, F-I); Roman (M-2, F-x), Combo dian (M-x, F-I); Greek (M-I, F-x); Persian (M-x, F-I); Punjabi (M-I, F-x), 2. Ghinglcput 924,956 895,505 76)96 32,521 English (M-45,489, F-12,498); Telugu (M-28,259, F-18,389); Urdu (M-983, F-724); Hindi (M-967, F-351); Malayalam (M-352, F-291); Kannada (M-106, F-l50); Sanskrit (M-123, F-l4); Arabic/Arbi (M-17, F-17); Ceylonese Simelu/Singha lese (M-23, F-2); Burmese (M-IO, F-14); Malai / Malay I Malaya / Malayan (M-I5, F-9); Marathi M-4, F-18); French (M-5, F-12); Saurashtra (M-6, F-9); Hindustani (M-9, F-2); Bengali (M-2, F-7); Grandha (M-6- F-x); Kathiri (M-x, F-6); Roman (M-6, F-x); Sindhi (M-5, F-l); Gujarati (M-3 F-2); Chinese / Chini (M-3, F-I); Latin (M-2, F-x); Tu1u (M-x, F-2); Balabandhu (M-x, F-I); Coorgi/Kodagu (M-x, F-I); Italian (M-I, F-x). 3. North Areot 1,290,435 1,273,281 74,143 28,4?0 English (M-47,384, F-Il,047); .Telugu (M-21,640, F-14,596); Urdu (M-2,952, F-l,440); Hindi (M-969, F-457); Kannada (M-765, F-592); Malayalam (M-198, F-152); Malai/Malay Malaya / Malayan (M-75, F-42); Marathi (M-35, F-40); Sanskrit (M-35, F-6); Arabic/Arbi (M-1S, F-23); Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese (M-23, F-12); Saurashtra (M-26, F-5); French (M-2, F-IO); Burmese (M-7, F-2); Bengali (M-I, F-3); Marwari (M-4, F-x); Roman (M-4, F-x); Tulu (M-3, F-x); Chinese / Chini (M-2, F-x); Gujarati (M-x, F-2); Hindustani (M-I, F-I); Japanese (M-I, F-x); Punjabi (M-I, 'F-x). 4. South Arcot 1,424,458 1,402,525 65,530 24,313 English (M-45,635, F-9,041); Telugu (M-l4,680, F-lO,864); Urdu (M-3,256, F-3,506); Hindi (M-B45, F-158); Kannada (M-245, F-201); Malayalam (M-246, F-130); Arabic/Arbi (M-I09, F-Z31); Malai / Malay / Malaya / Malayan (M-195, F-59); Sanskrit (M-219, F-2l); French (M-40, F-62); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-1B, F-ll); Flemish (M-IB, F-x); Malathi (M-S, F-B); Burmese (M-4, F-IO); Saurashtra (M-3, F-I); Roman (M-3, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-2); German (M-l, F-x); Tulu (M-2, F-x); Vietnamese (M-2, F-x); Chinese/Chini (M-x, F-I); Greek (M-I, F·x); Gujarati (M-x, F-I); Jaini (M-x, p.l); Javanese/Java (M-l, F-x); Punjabi (M-l, F-x). 5. Salem 1,447,412 1,416,333 78,649 39,728 Te!ugu (M-31,217, F-23,793); English (M-3B,114, F-9,316); Kannada (M-6,362, F-5,138); Urdu (M-l,349, F-616); Hindi (M-970, F-298); Malayalam (M-351, F-362); Gujarati (M-79, F-73); Sanskrit (M-89, F.l); Arabic} Arbi (M-I5, F-37); 451 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as ,peak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 Ceylonese/Simclu/Singhalese (M-31, F-16); Mahi/Malay/ Malaya/Malayan (M-27, F-IO); Marathi (M-23, F-13); Saurashtra (M-8, F-17); French (M-4, F-14); Badaga (M-2, F-12); Tulu (M-3, F-4); Latin (M-x, F-4); Chinese/Chini (M-I, F-2) Roman (M-2,F-l); Mallaynkka (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-l). 6. Coimbatore 1,220,505 1,182,254 90,970 39,145 English (M-65,650, F-18,199); Telugu (M-13,447, F-1l,965); Kannada (M-6,142, F-4,726); Malayalam (1'11-3,635, F-3,004); Urdu (M-969, F-S89); Hindi (M-684, F-365); Arabic / Arbi (M-86, F-209); Sanskrit (M-184, F-34); Ceylonese/Simelu/ Singhalese (M-50, F-14); Malai / Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-26, F-14); Marathi (M-21, F-6); Burmese (M-7, F-4); Bengali (M-3, F-2); Gujarati (M-x, F-5); French (M-2, F-Z); Konkani (M-2, F-2); Tulu (M-3, F-I); Saurashtra (M-2, F-I); Badaga (M-2, F-x); Chinese/Chini (M-I, F-l); Latin (M-2, F-x); Punjabi (M-x, P.2); Italian (M-I, F-x); Kabini (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 82,710 75,120 11,197 4,939 English (M-9,160, F-3,737); Malayalam (M-570, F-350); Kannada (M-510, F-326); Telugu (M-324, F-284); Hindi (M-403, F-107); Urdu (M-179, F-90); Arabic/ Arbi (M-12, F-24); Badaga (M-24, F-ID); French (M-3, F-4); Ceylonese! Simclu/Singhalese (M-3, F-l); Burmese (M·l, F-2); Hindus tani (M-2, F-I); Marathi (M-I, F-2); Toda (M-3, F-x); Coorgi/Kouagu (M-x, F·I); Malai/Malay!Malaya/Malayan (M-I, F-x); Tulu (M-I, F-x). 8. Madurai 1,269,552 1,266,684 92,992 41,809 l'nglish (M-66,742, F-20,785); Telugu (M-I8,702, 1'-15,369); Kannada (M-3,317, F.3,294); lirdu (M-1,349, F-~91); Malayalam (M-979, F-525); Hindi (M-GOO, F-350); Arabic/ Arbi (M-190, F-249); Marathi (M-385, F-37); Snumshtra (M-199, F-~8); Malai/Malay !Malaya/Malayan (M-I1S, F-34); Sanskrit (M,107, 1'-19); Ceylonese / Simclu / Singhalese (M-96, 1'-28); Burmese (M-93, P-2l); Gujarati (lVI-n, P·7); Latin (M-12, F-x); French (M-8, F-3); Sindhi (r>1-3, F-I); Afghani!Kabuli/Pakhto/Pathani (M-4, F-x); GermEEl (M-3, F-I); Hindustani (M-4, F-x); Punjabi (M-2, F-I); ]jCl'r;::,!i (M-x, F-2); Chinese/Chini (M-I, F-l); Konkani 0'.1-1, ron; Tulu (M-x, F-2); Badaga (M-I, F-x); Italian (M.l, r-7.); Japanese (M-I, F-x); Russian (M-l,F-x). 9. TiruchirapalIi 1,439,818 1,454,164 109,960 50,984 English CM-79,089, 1'-22,371); Tc!ugu (M-22.,845, 1--23,151); Urdu (M-2,736, F-l,710); Kannnda (M-l,'lOJ, F-l,(09); Malayalam (M-832, F-516); Arabic! Arbi (M-6J 7, F-988); Hindi (M-822, F-320); Malai / Malay / Malaya / Malayan (M-467, F-103); Marathi (M-477, F-38); Sanskrit (M-273 F-43); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M -163, F-46); Burmes (M-154, F-ll); Saurashtra (M-41, F-6); Flench M-13, F-14 452 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak· ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 Gujarati (M-4, F-4); Tulu (M-6, F-x); Roman (M-4, F-x); Annamese/ Annamite (M-3, F-x); Latin (M-3, F-x); Hindu stani (M-2, F-x); Nagari/Marathi (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-I); Chinese/Chini (M-I, F-x); Dutch (M-I, F-x); Japanese (M-x, F-I); Konkani (M-x, F-l); Prakrit (M-I, F-x); Punjabi (M-x, F-I); Saigone (M·I, F-x). to. Thanjavur 1,554,460 1,580,240 113,189 34,037 English (M-97,284, F-24,389); Telugu (M-7,280, F-4,713); Urdu (M-I,876, F-I,S27); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-2,307, P·309); Arabic/Arbi (M-75S, F.I,223); Hindi (M-852, F-434); Sanskrit (M-I,099, F-73); Malayalam (M-616, F-433); Burmese (M.30S, F-144); Kannada (M-194, F-191); Ceylonese I Simelu/Singhalese (M-279, F-44); Marathi (M-llO, F-I27); Saurashtra (M-51, F-49); French (M-58, F-40); Prakrit (M-33, F-I); Chinese/Chini (M-I2, F-IO); Vietnamese (M-20, p-x); Tulu (M-S, F-ll); Afghani/Kabuli/Pakhto/Pashto/ Pathani (M-5. F-g); Gujarati (M-9. F.I); Hindustani (M-7. F-x); Annamese/Annamite (M-5, F-x); Indonesian (M-5, F-x); Lambadi (M-I, F-4); Roman (M-3. F.I); Bengali (M-x, F-3); Latin (M.3. F·x); Nagari-Marathi (M-2, F-x); Oriya (M-I, F-I); Punjabi (M-I, F-l); Siamese/Thai (M-2, F-x); Greek (M-I, P-x); Japanese (M-I, F-x); Portuguese (M-I, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 1,050,681 1,116,637 70,193 25,020 English (M-55,5l0, F-l3,885); Telugu (M-IO,545, F-9,44 I); Urdu (M-780, F-563); Hindi (M-693, F-243); Malai/Malay/ Malaya/Malayan (M-689, F-78); Kannada (M-353, F-354); Burmese (M-542, F-92); Malayalam (M-326, F-tS7); Ceylonese/Simc1u/Singhalese (M-253, F-27); Sanskrit (M-269, F-I0); Arabic/ Arbi (M-nl, F.78); Vadaga (M-14, F-36); Marathi (M-7, F-34); Saurashtra (M.13, F-8) Hindustani (M-IO, F-3); Gujarati (M-S, F-3); French (M-2, F-4); Latin (M-5, F-x); Chinese/Chini (M-2, F-2); Prakrit (M-4, F-x); Belgian (M-x, F-l); Bengali M-x, F-l). 12. Tirunelveli 1,241,892 1,311,208 92,230 37,122 English (M-79,579, F-26,936); Telugu (M-8,335, F-7,792); Malayalam (M-l,055, F-827); Hindi (M-777, F-329); Arabic/ Arbi (M-571, F-389); Urdu (M-586, F-357); Ceylonese/ Simelu/Singhalese/ (M-719, F-67); Kannada (M-263, F-306); Sanskrit (M-222, F-62); Malai / Malay / Malaya / Malayan (M-46, F-18); Badaga (M-18, F-17); Burmese (M-25, P-7); Hindustani (M-20, F-7); Gujarati (M-6, F-3); Saurasht.ra (M-3, F-I); Ma'rathi (M-3, F-I); French (M-I, F-2); Assamese (M-x, F-l); Latin (M-I, F.x). 13. Kanyakumari 435,687 427,963 66,152 32,976 English (M-36,536, F-18,380); Malayalam (M-27,995, F-13,428); Arabic/Arbi (M-794, F-749); Telugu (M·425, F-194); Hindi (M-331, F-194); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singalese (M-22, F-8); Urdu (M-17. F·12); Sanskrit (M-13, P-6); 453 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 Latin (M-ll, F-x); Tulu (M-3, F-3); Kannada (M-2, F-l); Malai/Malay /Malaya/Malayan (M-l, F-l); Gujarati (M-l, F-x); Javanese/Java (M-l, F-x). 143. Telugu Madras State 1,687,997 1,675,582 1,190,501 1,105,055 Tamil (M-l,129,080,F-1,076,391); English (M-41,339,F-12,212); Kannada (M-17,692, F-14,626); Malayalam (M-526, F-985); Hindi (M-967, F-517); Urdu (M-595, F-180); Arabic/Arbi (M-152, F-6); Marathi (M-50, F-31); Sanskrit (M-23, F-35); Gujarati (M-12, F-20); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-23, F-6); Saurashtra (M-ll, F-12); French (M-7, F-8); Burmese (M-6,F-7); Malai/Malay /Malaya/Malayan(M-8,F-2); Punjabi (M-2, F-6); Oriya (M-l, F-4); Konkani (M-x, F-3); Latin (M-l, F-2); Sindhi (M-3, F-x); Tulu (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-x, F-l); German (M-l, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 125,684 118,948 76,743 ~6,43S Tamil (M-55.714, F-48.529); English (M-20,l8l, F-7,208); Hindi (M-404, F-308); Kannada (M-105, F-276); Malayalam (M-154, F-34); Urdu (M-141, F-34); Sanskrit (M-lO, F-28); Arabic/Arbi (M-14, F-3); Marathi (M-6, F-5); Burmese (M-3, F-3); French (M-4, F-2); Gujarati (M-5, F-l); Latin (M-x, F-2); Bengali (M-x, F-l); German (M-I, F-x); Oriya (M-x, F-l); Tulu (M-l, F-x). 2. Chingleput 155,843 149,908 74,440 61,438 Tamil (M-69,340, F-60,380); English (M-4,944, F-968); Hindi (M-98, F-41); Kannada (M-18, F-23); Urdu (M-21, F-8); Marathi (M-3, F-8); Ma1ayalam (M-3, F-5); Malai/ Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-5, F-1); Sanskrit (M-6, F-x); French (M-l, F-2); Oriya (M-l, F-2). 3. North Areot 175,355 174,755 115,788 103,317 Tamil (M-1l2,985, F-102,664); English (M-2,594, F-567); Kannada (M-33, F-64); Arabic/Arbi (M-93, F-x); Urdu (M-39, F-5); Hindi (M-30, F-13); Malayalam (M-ll, F-1); Marathi (M-I, F-l); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-x, F-l); Oriya (M-x, F-l); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x); Tulu (M-l, F-x). 4. South Areot 75,162 75,041 59,726 57,666 Tamil (M-57,847, F-57,3l8); English (M-1,548, P-321); Urdu (M-214, F-l3); Hindi (M-IIO, F-lO); Kannada (M·6, F-3); French (M-I, F-l). 5. Salem 283,516 280,298 186,663 172,794 Tamil (M-168,738 F-160,450); Kannada (M.15,640, F-ll,793); English (M-2,028, F-472); Hindi (M·153, F-22); Urdu (M-67, F-28); Marathi (M-18, F-13); Malayalam (M-1S, P-IS); Arabic/ Arbi (M-I, F.I); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x); Saurashtra (M-I, Fox), 454 'fABLE CwVI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak. ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 6. Coimbatore 358,941 352,808 266,337 244,130 Tamil (M-26!,109, F-240,572); English (M-3,365, F-9(1); Kannada (M-l,663, F-2,353); Malayalam (M-140, F·84); Hindi (M-3!, F-77); Urdu (M·23, F-68); Punjabi (M·x, F-5); Ceylonese{SimelulSinghalese (M-t F-3); Gujarati (M.x, F·3); Konkani (M.x, P-3); Sindhi (M.3, F-x); Burmese (M·x, F.l); MalaijMalay/MalayajMalayan (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M.I, F·x). 7. Nilgiris 15,124 14,994 7,126 5,554 Tamil (M-6,714, F-5,415,); English (M.320, F-I08); Hindi (M·58, F-5); Malayalam (M-l4, F-l5); Kannada (M-19,F-8); French (M-x,F.3); Urdu (M.l,F-x). 8. Madurai 199,345 202,007 158,227 159,060 Tamil (M-156,350, F-158,553); English (M.l,70S, F-399); Kannada (M-63, F-52); Hindi (M-38, F-18); Malayalam (M-18, F-14); Urdu (M-19, F-5); Marathi (M-l7, F-3); Saurashtra (M.7, F-I2); Ceylonese!Simelu/Singhalese (M-3, F-1); Gujarati (M-3,F-x); Punjabi (M-2, F-l); ArabiC/Arbi (M-x, F-I); Burmese (M-x, P-l); French (M-I, F-x); Latin (M-l, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 99,338 100,649 82,868 81,256 Tamil (M~80,926, F-80,038); English (M·I,54Q, F~393); Malayalarn (M~146. F-787); Kannada (M-1l9. F-12) Urdu (M-66, F.l6); Arabic! Arabi (M-44, F-l); Ceylonese/Simelu/ Singhalese (M-l7, F-2); Hindi (M-S, F-7); Marathi (M.3, P-x); Saurashtra (M-2, F-x); 10. Thanjavur 26,637 27,540 22,065 21,825 Tamil (M-ZO,903, P-Zl,485); English (M-l,141 F~3l3); Hindi (M-ll, F-x); Kannada (M.3, F.8); Malayalam (M-2. F-9); Sanskrit (M-2, F-6); Urdu (M-x, F~3); Malai/Malay/ Malaya/Malayan (M-2, F-x); Marathi (M-I, F.1). 11. Ramanathapuram 98,487 102,142 79,702 80,416 Tamil (M-78,718, F.80,144); English (M-948, P.234); Kannada (M-21, F-33); Hindi (M-6, F-2); Burmese (M·2, F·2); Malayalam (M-3, F-l); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Ceylonesel Simelu/ Singhalese (M.t, F-x); Sanskrit (M-I, F·x). 12. Tirunelveli 73,037 75,400 59,820 60,532 Tamil (M-58,932, F-60,239); English (M-854, F-254); Hindi (M-14, F-14); Gujarati (M-4, F-16); Malayalam (M-8,F-6); Kannada «M-Z, F.l); Sanskrit (M-I, F-l); Urdu (M-2, F-x); Burmese (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-I): Ceylo nese!SimelujSinghalese «M-l, F-x); Saurashtra (M.}, F-x). 13. Kanyakumari 1.528 1,092 996 632 Tamil (M-804, F-604); English (M.l71, F-14); Malayalam (M'12, F-14); Hindi (M·9, F-x). 144. '* + Theevari Madras State 2 2 English (M-x, P·2). 3. North Arcot 2 2 English (M-x, F-2). 455 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 145. Tibetan Madras State 29 8 NIL 1. Madras 8 NIL 2. Chingleput 29 NIL 146. Toda Madras State 384 376 123 112 Tamil (M-1l2, F-I08); Telugu (M-9, F-x); English (M-2. F-I); French (M-x, F-3). 1. Madras English (M-x, F-l). 7. Nilgiris 384 375 123 111 Tamil (M-1I2, F-I08); Telugu (M-9, F-x); French (M-x, F-3); English (M-2, F-x). 147,,_ Tulu Madras State 3,252 1,420 1,833 -708 Tamil (M-I,400, F-442); English (M-218, F-108); Kannada (M-88, F-73); Malayalam (M-53, F-56); Hindi (M-52. F-7); Telugu (M-ll. F-14); Urdu (M-6, F-5); Arabic/Arbi (M-2, F-I); Sanskrit (M-3, F-x); Konkani (M-x, F-!); Marathi (M-x, F-!). 1. Madras 1,884 312 1,123 200 Tamil (M-907, F-8I); English (M-IOS, F-60): Kannada (M-49, F-36); _Hindi (M-48, F-2); Malayalam (M-6, F-l4); Urdu (M-6, F-2); Telugu (M-I, F-4); Konkani (M-x, F-l); Sanskrit (M-I, F-x). 2. Chiogleput 112 118 54 35 Tamil (M-48, F-30); Telugu (M-4, F-3); English (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-l); Kannada (M-x, F-l). 3. North Arcot 48 53 28 27 Tamil (M-24, F-2S); English (M-3, F-2); Hindi (M-I, F-x). 4. South Arcot 23 12 :t7 8 Tamil (M-12, F-7); English (M-5, F-x); Urdu (M-x, F-I). 5. Salem 34 28 29 15 Tamil (M-20, F-12); English (M-6, F-l); Hindi (M-I, F-I); Kannada (M-2, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-I). 6. Coimbatore 289 210 220 133 Tamil (M-155, F-82); English (M-37, F-23); Kannada (M-22, F-20); Malayalam (M-3, F-3); Arabic/Arbi (M-2, F-x); Hindi (M-x, F-2); Telugu (M-I. F-!); Marathi (M-x, F-I); Urdu (M-x, F-O. 7. Nilgiris 76 63 30 25 Tamil (M.13, F-9); English (M-9, F-6); Malayalam (M-3, F-7); Kannada (M-4, F-2); Hindi (M-I, F-1). 456 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 8. Madurai 32 24 22 19 Tamil (M-14, F-15); English (M-4, F-3); Kannada (M-2, F-I); Malayalam (M-2, F-x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 395 274 20 16 Tamil (M-14, F-12); Telugu (M-4. F-3); English (M-2, F-x); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-O. 10. Thanjavur 25 16 18 12 Tamil (M-17, F-ll); English (M-l, F-l). 11. Ramanathapuram 10 10 7 8 Tamil (M-6, F-S); English (M-l, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 104 83 80 51 Tamil (M-66, F-38); Kannada (M-7, F-I0); English (M-5, F-l); Hindi (M-1, F-x); Malayalam (M-l, F-x); Telugu (M-x, F-l); Urdu (M-x, F-l). 13. Kanyakumari 220 217 185 159 Tamil (M-104, F-ll2); Malayalam (M-38, F-32); English (M-38, F-Il): Kannada (M-2, F-3); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x); Telugu (M-l, F-I). 148. Turkish I Turkistani Madras State 2 Tamil (M-I, F-x). 6. Coimbatore 1 NIL 8. Madurai 1 Tamil (M-1, F-x). 149. '* + Udaiyarmoli Madras State 4 4 Tamil (M-4, F-x). 1. Madras 2 Tamil (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 2 '2 Tamil (M-2, F-x). 150. Uganda Madras State 5 5 English (M-5, F-x '. 9. Tiruchirapalli 5 5 English (M-5, F-x"\. 151. UraH Madras State 549 524 369 401 Tamil (M-369. F-391); Arabic{Arbi (M-x, F-lO). 6. Coimbatore 526 514 369 401 Tamil (M-369, F-391); Arabic/Arbi (M-x, F-IO). 7. Nilgiris 23 10 NIL 457 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM S tate and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 152. Urdu Madras State 314,083 301,420 202,395 161,987 Tamil (M-I77,067, F-149,441); English (M-14,473, F-4,495); Telugu (M-6,719, F-3,539); Arabic/Arbi (M-l,431, F-2,714); Kannada (M-l,765, F-l,047); Hindi (M-491, F-387); Malaya lam (M-256, F-143); Malai!Malay / Malaya/Malayan! (M-31, F-141); Gujarati (M-40, F-24); Saurashtra (M-33, F-4); Marathi (M-27, F-8; Persian (M-19, F-14); Bengali (M-19, F-x); Tulu (M·4 F-13); Punjabi (M-2, F-8); Burmese (M-I, F-:'); French (M-4, F-x); Sanskrit (M-3, F-l); Ceylonese /Simelu/Singhalese (M-3, F-x); Hindustani (M-I, F-l); Konkani (M-2, F-x); Japanese (M-l, F-x); Kashmiri (M-I, F-x); Koravamoli (M-x, F-l); Siamese I Thai (M-I, F-x); Sindhi (M-I, F-x); Spanish (M-x, F-l). 1. Madras 53,937 48,271 29,037 16,356 Tamil (M-19,738, F-ll,746); English (M-8,067, F-3,339); Arabic/ Arbi (M-288, F-764); Telugu (M-405, F-255); Hindi (M-286, F-182); Kannada (M-llt, F-28); Malayalam (M-67, F-14); Gujarati (M-37, F-17); Bengali (M-16, F-x); Marathi (M-ll, F-I); Persian (M-6, F-4); Punjabi (M-l, F-2); Konkani (M-2, F-x); Burmese (M-x, F-l); French (M-I, F-x); Hindu stani (M-1, F-x); Koravamoli (M-x, F-l); Sanskrit (M-x, F-l); Spanish (M-x, F-l). 2. Chingleput 17,468 16,097 10,819 7,917 Tamil (M-9,420, F-7,358); Telugu (M-615, F-385); English (M-716, F-122); Hindi (M-43, F-26); Arabic/Arbi (M-8, F-6); Malayalam (M-IO, F-4); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-x, F-8); Punjabi (M-l, F-4); Tulu (M-3, F-l); Kannada (M-x, F-2); Bengali (M-l, F-x); French (M-l, F-x);Marathi (M-x, F-l); Saurashtra (M-l, F-x). 3. North Arcot 90,957 92,527 55,766 46,745 Tamil (M-52,743, F-44,741); English (M-l,8S0, F-305); Arabic/ Arbi (M-675, F-l,357); Telugu (M-383, F-198); Hindi (M-27, F-I04); Malayalam (M-25, F-I2); Kannada (M-18, F-17); Persian (M-ll, F-IO); Gujarati (M-2, F-I); Japanese (M-I, F-x); Sanskrit (M-l, F-x). 4. South Arcot 27,551 27,633 19,759 17,993 Tam:! (M-19,147, F-17,750); English (M-S1S, F-61); Malai/ Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-3, F-133); Telugu (M-63, F-23); Arabic/Arbi (M-8, F-15); Hindi (M-l1, F-IO); Malayalam (M-S, F-l); French (M-I, F-x); Kannada (M-l, F-x); Persian (M-l, F-x); Marathi (M-l, F-x). S. Salem 49,209 46,135 31,810 25,329 Tamil (M-25,237, F-22,199); Telugu (M-4,549, F-2,265); Kannada (M-l,280, F-685); English (M-676, F-I28); Hindi (M-43, F-I1); Arabic/Arbi (M-lS, F-33); Malayalam (M-18, F-7); Marathi (M-2, F-J). n-c 58 458 TABLE C·VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 6. Coimbatore 19,674 18,118 14,671 12,171 Tamil (M-13,423, F-II,344); Telugu (M-370, F-303); Kannada (M-332, F-301); English (M-441, F-98); Malayalam (M-74, F-76); Arabic/ Arbi (M-ll, F-27); Hindi (M-18, F-13); Gujarati (M-x, F-4); Tulu (M-l, F-3); Punjabi (M-x, F-2); Kashmiri (M-l, F-x). 7. Nilgiris 4,365 4,419 2,725 2,084 Tamil (M-Z,359, F-I,964); English (M-306, F-93); Kannada (M-16, F-9); Malayalam (M-12, F-13); Hindi (M-16, F-l); Telugu (M-12, F-l); Arabic/Arbi (M-I, F-3); Marathi (M-Z, F-x); Persian (M-I, F-x). 8~ Madurai 13,136 11,720 9,969 8,238 Tamil (M-9,290, F-8,008); English (M-590, F-124); Telugu (M-40, F-53); Hindi (M·l3, F-3I); Malayalam (M-Z5, F-4); Arabic/Arbi (M-4, F·6); Saurashtra (M-2, F-4); Marathi (M-x, F-S); Gujarati (M-I, F-2); Kannada (M-2, F-x); Bengali (M-I, F-x); Hindustani (M-x, F-l); Sindhi (M-I, F·x). 9. Tiruchirapalli 22,344 22,171 16,293 14,998 Tamil (M·15,229, F-14,3S9); Arabic/Arbi (M-416, F-477); English (M·374, F·99); Telugu (M-212, F·44); Saurashtra (M-30, F-x); Hindi (M-8, F-S); Malayalam (M-9, F-2); Marathi (M'9, F-x); Tulu (M-x, F-9); Kannada (M-2, F-3); Sanskrit (M-2, F-x); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalese (M-I, F-x); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-l, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 8,484 8,524 6,361 6,206 Tamil (M-6,013, F-6,Il7); English (M-271, F-S4); Telugu (M-28, F-S); Malai/Malay/Malaya/Malayan (M-27, F-x); Arabie/ Arbi (M-2, F-21); Hindi (M-II, F-3); Burmese (M· I, F-3); Malayalam (M-;, F-I); Ceylonese/Simelu/Singhalesc (M-2, F-x); Kannada (M-x, F-2); Bengali (M·I, F-x); Marathi (M·l, F·x); Siamese/Thai (M-I, F-x). 11. Ramanathapuram 1,949 2,045 1.'39 1,576 Tamil (M-I,459, F-l,S43); English (M-66, F-29); Telugu (M·IO, F-3); Hindi (M-2, F-x); Burmese (M-x, F-l); French (M'I, F-x); Malayalam (M-l, F-x). 12. Tirunelveli 3,894 3.550 2,874 2,230 Tamil (M-2,660, F-2,179); English (M-174, F-38); Tclugu (M-31, F-4), Arabic/ Arbi (M-3, F-4); Malayalam (M-I, F-4); Hindi (M-3, F-I); Kannada (M-l, F-x); Marathi (M·l, F·x). 13. Kanyakumari 1,115 210 762 144 Tamil (M·349, F-133); English (M-394, F-S); Malayalnm (M-6, F-5); Hindi (M-I0, F-x); Kannada (M-2, F-x); Arabic/ Arbi (M-x, F-l); Telugu (M-I, F-x.) 153. Vadaga Madras State 102 133 56 73 Tamil (M·53, F-73); Hindi (M-3, F-x). 8. Madurai 2 II 2 4 Tamil (M·2, F-4). 459 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM 1)tate and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons refumed as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 9. Tiruchirapalli 14 17 2 4 Tamil (M-2, F-4). II. Ramanathapuram 22 16 19 15 Tamil (M-19, F-lS). 12. Tirunelvcli 64 89 33 50 Tamil (M-30, F-50); Hindi (M-3, F-x). 154. -I(. Vaipaki Madras State . English (M-I, F-x). 1. Madras English (M-I, F-x). 155. ..y. + Valluvamoli Madras State 2 Tamil (M-I, F-I). 6. Coimbatore 2 Tamil (M-I, F-l). 156. Vietnamese Madras State 2 31 2 27 Tamil (M-x, F-2S); English (M-I, F-I); French (M-l, F-l). 1. Madras English (M-I, F-x). 7. Nilgiris English (M-x, F-I). 8. Madurai French (M-I, F-x). 10. Thanjavur 30 26 Tamil (M-x, F-25); French (M-x, F-l). 157. Welsh Madras State Z Z English (M-x, P-Z). 7. Nilgiris 2 2 English (M-x, P-2). 158. Yerukala / Ycrukula Madras State 13 i2 9 9 tamil (M-S, F-9); English (M-I, F-x). 1. Madn.s 13 12 9 9 Tamil (M-S, F-9); English (M-I, F-x), 460 TABLE C-VI BILINGUALISM State and District Total Speakers Mother-tongue Subsidiary language and total persons returned as speak ing a language subsidiary to the mother-tongue Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 159. Yugoslavian Madras State 2 2 English (M-I, F-x); Marathi (M-x, F-l); Tamil (Mol, F·x) , 1. Madras Marathi (M-x, F-I). 3. North Areot English (M-I, F-x). 5. Salem Tamil (M-l, Fox). ------.-.. ------~------~ Note: [iJ Mother-tongues printed in iwlies belong to countries outside the Indian Sub-continent. [iil Name, occuring after hyphen (-) have been introduced by the Linguist to indicate groupings. [iii] Asterisk ( ,y. ) means that the mother-tongue is unclassified in Linguistic Survey of India. [iv} Dagger (+) denotes that the mother-tongue though classified in Linguitic Survey of India is either tentatively reclassified or considered unclassifiable by the Linguist. [v] Asterisk and dagger ( ·x- + ) denotes that the mother-tongue h unclassified by Grierson but is tentatively classified by the Linguist. TABLE C-VII Religion TABLE C-VII ·Fly Leaf This presents the principal religions by locality and sex of religion, the race and caste particulars were collected during break-up. This corresponds to Table D-I1 of the 1951 Census cnumeration and Tables on religion presented the sect and in all details. Prior to 1951, the population was classified caste particulars under each religion. Later, the questions on according to religion down to the village level and other chara sect of religion, race and caste were dropped. From 1951 cteristics like marital status and education were also classified onwards only the main religion is presented in the Tables. Like on the basis of religion. Thus religion was the unit of tabula in 1951 the present Table provides two residuary columns for tion till 1931. In 1951 livelihood classes and in 1961 the indefinite beliefs and religion not stated. There is another industdal categories of workers have been adopted as units of . improvement over 1951, in that the figures have been presented tabulation. Prior to 1931, other ethnographical details, the sect for rural and urban areas of each district separately. 464 TABLE C-VII (NAMES OF RELIGIONS ARRANGED State and Tota) District Rural Total Urban Buddhists Christians Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Madras State T 33,686,953 16,910,978 16,775,975 492 28S 877,099 885,855 R 24,696,425 12,331,586 12,364,839 112 79 588,827 600,584 U 8,990,528 4,579,392 4,411,136 380 206 288,272 285,271 1. Madras T 1,729,141 909,701 819,440 223 143 61,040 58,242 R U 1,729,141 909,70J 819,440 223 143 61,040 58,242 2. Chingleput T 2,196,412 1,120,591 1,075,821 87 56 29,895 28,130 R 1,740,734 885,478 855,256 50 23 19,384 18,164 U 455,678 235,113 220,565 37 33 10,511 9,966 3. North Areot T 3,146,326 1,581,826 1,564,500 11 15 33,811 33,891 R 1,515,101 1,263,943 1,251,158 5 9 22,335 22,292 U 631,225 317,883 313,342 6 6 11,476 11,599 4. South Areot T 3,047,973 1,535,928 1,512,045 12 8 45,744 45,546 R 2,655,651 1,337,130 1,318,521 4 4 39,134 39,162 U 392,322 198,798 193,524 8 4 6,610 6,384 5. Salem T 3,804,108 1,923,885 1,880,223 52 25 17,511 18,995 R 3,186,760 1,609,236 1,577,524 30 22 Jl,455 13,700, U 617,348 314,649 302,699 22 3 6,056 5,295 6. Coimbatore T 3,557,471 1,809,591 1,747,880 9 4 46,164 45,930 R 2,525,302 1,274,800 1,250,502 1 15,947 16,045 U 1,032,169 534,791 497,378 8 4 30,217 29,885 7. Nilgiris T 409,308 213,833 195,475 14 23,475 20,407 R 229,441 119,287 110,154 7 8,796 8,183 U 179,867 94,546 85,321 7 14,679 12,224 8. Madurai T 3,211,227 1,607,229 1,603,998 7 7 69,954 67,616 R 2,195,482 1,091,964 1,103,518 1 4 38,871 36,601 U 1,015,745 515,265 500,480 6 3 31,083 31,015 9. TiruebirapaJli T 3,190,078 1,588,429 1,601,649 8 7 82,686 89,009 R 2,512,007 1,244,491 1,267,516 1 4 55,626 61,818 U 678,071 343,938 334,133 7 3 27,060 27,191 10. Thanjavur T 3,245,927 1,610,241 1,635,686 11 11 59,810 61,'56 R 2,584,407 1,280,196 1,304,211 4 8 44,905 46,202 U 661,520 330,045 331,475 7 3 14,905 15,454 11. Ramanathapuram T 2,421,788 1,175,769 1,246,019 6 3 63,894 66,670 R 1,822,307 882,141 940,160 6 2 54,637 56,953 U 599,481 293,622 305,859 1 9,251 9,717 12. Tirunelveli T 2,730,279 1,330,220 1,400,059 52 6 157,171 167,893 R 1,882,397 914,694 967,703 3 3 110,600 120,183 U 847,882 415,526 432,356 49 3 46,577 47,710 13. Kanyakumari T 996,915 503,735 493,180 185,938 181,870 R 846,836 428,220 418,6]6 167,137 161,281 1) 150,079 75,515 ,~ 741564 ~n . l8,SOl 20,589 465 RELIGION IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) Other Religion Religions and Not Hindus Jains Muslims Sikhs Persuasions Stated Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 15,226,012 15,071,103 15,506 12,844 771,665 788,749 1,713 854 18,455 16,277 36 8 11,409,029 11,403,373 5,962 6,238 315,661 344,304 606 178 11,358 10,081 31 2 3,816,983 3,667,730 9,544 6,606 456,004 444,445 1,107 676 7,097 6,196 5 6 771,118 697,943 5,154 3,891 71,106 58,357 406 304 654 560 771,118 697,943 5,154 3,891 71,106 58,357 406 304 654 560 1,062,900 1,024,252 934 723 26,118 22,454 540 127 116 79 1 851,472 824,772 246 155 13,837 12,024 452 89 36 29 1 211,428 199,480 688 568 12.281 10,430 88 38 80 50 1,443,282 1,425,077 4,549 4,708 98,978 99,755 67 39 1,120 1,014 8 1 1,206,702 1,194,103 3,698 3,885 30,288 30,045 13 2 897 821 5 1 236,580 230,974 8St 823 68,690 69,710 54 37 223 193 3 1,436,351 1,412,660 2,478 2,569 49,286 49,328 36 86 2,021 1,848 1,263,198 1,245,428 1,940 2,120 31,023 30,285 4 1,627 1,521 172,953 167,232 538 449 18,263 19,OB 32 85 394 327 1,850,153 1,810,690 108 80 54,025 48,513 72 39 1,951 1,881 13 1,566,317 1,536,285 9 16 30,316 26,440 30 24 1,066 1,037 13 283,836 274,405 99 64 23.709 22,073 42 15 885 844 1,709,861 1,655,152 318 194 53,006 46,414 101 75 132 111 1,244,752 1,221,505 8 6 14,038 12,893 17 24 37 29 465,109 433,647 310 188 38,968 33,521 84 51 95 82- 169,976 161,108 535 121 19,751 13,763 51 61 22 14 9 1 105,294 97,458 6 3 5,171 4,504 4 5 9 1 64,682 63,650 529 ll8 14,580 9,259 47 56 22 14 1,466,516 1,469,325 877 30 69,321 66,575 25 16 527 423 2 6 1,026,441 1,040,160 5 5 26,568 26,699 78 49 440,075 429,165 872 25 42,753 39,876 25 16 449 374 2 6 1,435,269 1,444,929 115 96 65,250 63,178 85 1l 5,016 4,419 1,159,379 1,177,114 26,443 25,894 5 2 3,037 2,684 275,890 267,81) 115 96 38,807 37,284 80 9 1,979 1,735 1,451,263 1,456,525 380 378 92,144 111,499 267 71 6,365 5,546 1,172,059 1,181,182 43 45 58,724 72,972 62 19 4,398 3,783 279,204 275,343 337 333 33,420 38,527 205 52 1.967 1.763 1,044,088 1,089,722 31 25 67,415 89,364 19 8 316 221 789,621 831,423 4 3 37,744 51,695 7 128 84 254,467 258,299 .27 22 29,671 37,669 12 8 188 143 1,087,731 1,133,771 23 29 85,063 98,250 26 ]7 146 93 2 775,951 812,504 28,084 34,968 11 12 43 33 2 311,780 321,267 23 29 56,979 63,282 15 5 103 60 297,504 289,949 4 20,202 21,299 18 69 62 247,643 241,139 3 13,425 15,885 1 11 11 49,861 48,510 I 6,777 5.414 17 58 5l U-C 59 466 SUPPLEMENT TO (DETAILS OF COMBINED ENTRIES INCLUDED IN COLUMNS State and District Total Rural Total Agnosticism Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Madras State T 34,732 18,455 16,277 1 R 21,439 11,358 10,081 U 13,293 7,097 6,196 1 1. Madras T 1,214 654 560 R U 1,214 654 560 2. Chingleput T 195 116 79 R 65 36 29 U 130 80 50 3. North Areot T 2,134 1,120 1,014 R 1,718 897 821 U 416 223 193 4. South Areot T 3,869 2,021 1,848 R 3,148 1,627 1,521 U 721 394 327 5. Salem T 3,832 1,951 1,881 R 2,103 1,066 1,037 U l,729 885 844 6. Coimbatore T 243 132 111 R 66 37 29 U 177 95 82 7. Nilgiris T 36 22 14 R U 36 22 14 8. Madurai T 950 527 423 R 127 78 49 U 823 449 374 9. Tiruehirapalli T 9,435 5,016 ",419 R 5,721 3,037 2,684 U 3,711 1,979 1,735 10. Thanjavur T 11,911 6,365 5,546 R 8,181 4,398 3,783 U 3,730 1,967 1,763 11. Ramanathapuram T 543 316 227 R 212 128 84 U 331 188 143 12. Tirunelveli T 239 146 93 R 76 43 33 U 163 103 60 13. Kanyakumari T 131 69 62 R 22 11 11 U 109 58 51 467 TABLE C-VII 18 & 19 UNDER "OTHER RELIGIONS AND PERSUASIONS".) Athiest Jews Rationalists Zoroastrians Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18,305 16,077 11 16 12 18 127 165 11,349 10,078 4 1 5 2 6,956 5,999 7 15 12 18 122 [63 553 464 7 2 6 11 88 83 553 464 7 2 6 11 88 83 111 79 4 1 31 29 4 80 50 1,116 1,002 3 2 4 7 893 818 1 4 2 223 184 2 2 5 2,021 1,848 1,627 1,521 394 327 1,944 1,879 3 2 4 1,066 1,037 878 842 3 2 4 123 104 9 7 37 29 86 75 9 7 9 2 2 13 Ie 9 2 2 13 10 526 359 6 58 78 49 448 310 6 58 5,016 4,415 3 3,037 2,684 1,979 1,731 3 6,363 5,543 2 3 4,398 3,783 1,965 1,760 2 3 316 227 128 84 188 143 138 93 8 43 33 95 60 8 69 62 11 11 ~8 51 TABLE C-VIII Parts A & B Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes TABLE C-VIlI Fly Leaf This Table has two parts-Part A dealing with Scheduled tribe. Thus this Table only presents an abstract of the data Castes and Part B dealing with Scheduled Tribes. These Tables presented in Part V. Though in earlier Censuses, Tables were give the distribution according to the industrial categories presented for important communities and other special groups, of workers and non-workers. These tables, however, present only in this Cemus, only Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have the total population of all Scheduled Castes in Part A and that been classified and all other groups excluded. In this Table, of the Scheduled Tribes in Part B. Special Tables on each various categories of workers and non-workers have been Scheduled Caste and Tribe will be presented in Part V of our classified either as literates or illiterates without adopting the publications and will give detailed particulars on each caste or detailed educational standards used in Table C-I1I. 472 C-VIII PART-A CLASSIFICATION BY LITERACY AND INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY State and Total Total Illiterate District Rural Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 Madras State T 6,067,327 3,044,822 3,022,505 2,327,424 2,850,388 R 5,141,487 2,574,378 2,567,109 2,037,353 2,458,564 U 925,840 470,444 455,396 290,071 391,824 1. Madras T 214,103 110,588 103,515 52,545 76,648 R U 214,103 110,:88 103,515 52,545 76,648 2. Ching)eput T 616,640 314,842 301,798 246,224 284,894 R 554,151 282,407 271,744 226,828 259,360 U 62,489 32,435 30,054 19,396 !5,534 3. North Areot T 620,703 310,791 309,912 242,447 293,061 R 542,063 271,393 270,670 217,411 239,360 U 78,640 39,398 39,242 25,036 33,701 4. South Arcot T 801,681 401,3ilO 400,301 315,112 380,525 R 756,163 378,532 377,631 299,074 359,874 U 45,518 22,8413 22,670 16,038 20,651 5. Salem T 552,484 279,767 272,717 236,913 263,990 R 502,087 254,301 247,786 218,836 241,271 U 50,397 25,466 24,931 18,077 22,719 6. Coimbatore T 532,992 269,665 263,327 228,177 252,910 R 402,199 203,342 198,857 182,984 194,757 U 130,793 66,323 64,470 45,193 58,153 7. Nilgiris T 77,612 39,514 38,098 27,078 35,785 R 39,598 20,010 19,588 15,203 18,424 U 38,014 19,504 18,510 11,875 17,361 8. Madurai T 490,133 245,269 244,864 185,213 233,030 R 414,147 207,062 207,OS5 159,638 198,798 U 75,986 38,207 37,779 25,575 34,232 9. Tiruchirapalli T 565,629 281,498 284,131 204,467 269,401 R 505,773 251,080 254,693 186,362 243,030 U 59,856 30,418 29,438 18,105 26,371 to. Thanjavur T 750,599 375,751 374,848 286,714 359,385 R 699,371 349,701 349,670 268,332 336,427 U 51,228 26050 25,178 18,382 22,958 11. Ramanathapuram T 373,268 184,112 189,156 138,928 181,735 R 332,867 163,691 169,176 124,847 163,184 U 40,401 20,421 19,980 14,081 18,551 12. Tirunelveli T 431,150 211,751 219,399 153,026 204,190 R 358,144 175,655 182,489 128,816 171,191 U 73,006 36,096 36,910 24,210 32,999 13. Kanyakurnari T 40,333 19,894 20,439 10,580 14,B34 R 34,924 17,204 17,720 9,022 12,888 U 5,409 2,690 2,719 1,558 1,946 473 OF WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS AMONG SCHEDULED CASTES WORKERS Literate and Total Workers As Cultivator As Agricultural In Mining & Educated Persons Labourer Quarrying Etc., Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 717,398 172,117 1,891,855 1,341,944 604,631 344,626 680,885 652,639 73,465 36,033 537,025 108,545 1,635,314 1,212,480 584,493 334,023 643,839 616,687 52,943 19,923 180,373 63,572 256,541 129,464 20,138 10,603 37,046 35,952 20,522 16,110 58,043 26,867 57,054 8,179 2 10 4 330 41 58,043 26,867 57,054 8,179 2 10 4 330 41 68,618 16,904 194,210 109,727 54,393 21,347 76,680 66,113 5,990 1,496 55,579 12,384 176,725 103,386 56,460 20,771 74,080 64,152 5,093 1,104 13,039 4,520 17,485 6,341 1,933 576 2.600 1,961 897 392 68,344 16,851 183,926 137,742 75,112 42,673 48,962 59,571 4,502 1,101 53,982 11,310 164,295 127,781 73,857 42,224 47,003 56,607 4,101 897 14,362 5,541 19.631 9,961 1,255 _ 449 1,959 2,964 401 204 )16,268 19,776 255,416 181,598 98,910 46,626 112,281 112,699 7,477 1,557 79,458 17,757 242,699 174,415 97,909 46,265 108,263 109,107 6,943 1,359 6,810 2,019 12,717 7,183 1,001 361 4,018 3,592 534 198 42,854 8,727 174,593 125,377 56,537 37,325 53,518 44,653 4,956 2,717 35,465 6,515 160,873 117,166 55,755 36,931 52,019 43,724 4,682 2,583 7,389 2,212 13,720 8,211 782 394 1,499 929 274 134 41,488 10,417 171,360 112,792 11,809 5,526 68,507 40,393 14,790 11,120 20,358 4,100 1:34,541 89,552 11,479 5,371 63,401 37,041 4,577 1,766 21,130 6,317 36,819 23,240 330 155 5,106 3,352 10,213 9,354 12,436 2,113 21,639 17,675 444 264 3,147 3,117 10,441 10,350 4,807 1,164 11,308 10,016 321 200 2,538 2,537 5,644 5,709 7,629 1,149 10,331 7,659 123 64 609 580 4,797 4,641 60,056 11,834 153,976 112,010 43,422 24,215 55,178 49,793 6,759 3,108 47,424 8,287 132,469 99,648 40,754 23,063 51,462 46,605 5,761 2,734 12,632 3,547 21,507 12,362 2,668 1,152 3,716 3,188 998 374 77,031 14,730 178,553 140,972 79,861 54,507 52,885 59,157 3,419 1,490 64,718 11,663 160,821 130,281 76,322 52,310 49,562 55,379 3,050 1,265 12,313 3,067 17,732 10,691 3,539 2,197 3,323 3,778 369 225 89,037 15,463 244,199 181,629 63,925 31,905 143,157 133,588 6,196 860 81,369 13,243 228,350 172,543 61,774 31,147 137,215 128,688 5,766 715 7,668 2,220 15,849 9,086 2,151 758 5,942 4,900 439 \45 45,184 7,421 114,669 93,006 60,289 42,544 27,570 32,185 38,844 5,992 3,197 590 103,333 84,721 58,810 41,702 25,152 29,439 6,340 1,429 2,781 427 11,336 8,285 1,479 842 2,418 2,746 416 163 58,725 15,209 131,211 113,295 53,973 37,143 36,187 48,269 46,839 11,298 4,971 1,362 110,192 95,897 49,189 33,501 30,631 40,641 4,137 1,128 11,886 3,911 21,019 17,398 4,784 3,642 5,556 7,628 834 234 9,314 5,605 11,049 7,942 1,954 551 2,803 3,097 437 241 8,182 4,832 9,708 7,074 1,863 538 2,513 2,767 40~ 236 1,132 773 1,341 868 91 13 290 330 29 5 U-C 60 474 C - VIII PART - A CLASSIFICATION BY LITERACY AND INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY WORKERS State and Total At Household District In Manufacturing Rural Industry In Construction Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 18 19 20 21 22 23 Madras State T 62,418 28,728 74,410 12,561 18,502 S,48S R 55,739 24,114 35,098 6,663 10,416 2,349 U 6,679 4,614 39,312 5,898 8,086 3,136 1. Madras T 949 252 11,126 428 R 2,537 742 U 949 252 11,126 428 2,537 742 2. Chingleput T 2,214 558 11,161 2,569 3,241 496 R 1,859 351 7,528 2,005 2,379 213 U 355 207 3,633 564 862 283 3. North Areot T 7,358 2,902 11,186 1,100 2,460 640 R 6,618 2,338 5,080 456 1,758 373 U 740 564 6,106 644 702 267 4. South Areot T 3,359 1,327 2,077 266 1,252 387 R 3,071 1,279 977 136 1,026 331 U 288 48 1,100 130 226 56 5. Salem T 11,268 3,738 6,364 1,458 1,796 696 R 10,396 3,403 3,912 656 1,330 444 U 872 335 2,452 802 466 252 6. Coimbatore T 7,252 2,983 10,833 1,701 1,824 1,108 R 6,617 2,671 4,832 570 896 522 U 635 312 6,001 1,131 928 586 7. Nilgiris T 92 30 967 156 221 96 R 22 2 269 30 35 7 U 70 28 698 126 186 89 8. Madurai T 5,912 2,046 4,780 852 975 218 R 5,437 1,493 2,851 457 615 92 U 475 553 1,929 395 360 126 9. Tiruehirapall i T 9,555 2,397 6,137 578 1,155 334 R 9,07R 2,258 3,453 257 722 118 U 477 139 2,684 321 433 216 10. Thanjavur T 3,201 2,694 2,067 534 746 218 R 2,915 2,424 1,278 409 494 112 U 286 270 789 125 252 106 11. Ramanathapuram T 3,621 2,678 2,496 1,267 661 R 3,296 2,237 136 1,645 813 376 39 U 325 441 851 454 285 97 12. Tirunelveli T 7,195 6,235 4,,852 1,530 1,549 R 6,017 411 4,805 2,989 763 723 U 1,178 1,430 95 1,863 767 826 316 13. Kanyakumari T 442 888 364 122 85 R 413 3 853 284 III 62 (J 29 3 35 80 11 23 475 OF WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS AMONG SCHEDULED CASTES WORKERS In Trade & In Transport and In Other Services Non Workers Commerce Communications Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 18,497 6,828 27,429 1,027 331,618 254,017 1,152,967 1,680,561 7,304 3,369 6,462 134 239,020 205.218 939,064 1,354,629 11,193 3,459 20,967 893 92,598 48,799 213,903 325,932 5,594 702 11,268 275 25,238 5,735 53,534 9S,3~6 5,594 702 11,268 275 25,238 5,735 53,534 95,336 1,853 594 3,117 16 31,561 16,538 120,632 192,071 1,396 451 2,096 4 25,834 14,335 105,682 168,358 457 143 1,021 12 5;727 2,203 14,950 23,713 1,922 1,084 2,355 162 30,069 28,509 126,865 172,170 980 617 702 11 24,196 24,258 107,098 142,889 942 467 1,653 151 5,873 4,251 19,767 29,281 781 516 1,240 20 28,039 18,200 145,964 213,703 505 402 470 13 23,535 15,523 135,833 203,216 276 114 770 7 4,504 2,677 10,131 15,487 1,608 1,109 1,006 58 37,540 33,623 105,174 147,348 917 503 394 20 31,468 28,902 93,428 130,620 691 606 612 38 6,072 4,721 11,746 16,7;» 1,243 512 1,772 113 53,330 49,336 98,305 150,335 515 210 373 8 41,851 41,393 68,801 109,305 728 302 1,399 105 11,479 7,943 29,504 41,230 173 62 567 29 5,587 3,571 17,875 20,423 33 2 65 7 2,381 1,522 8,702 9,'72 140 60 502 22 3,206 2,049 9,173 10,8'1 1,640 995 1,279 41 34,031 30,742 91,293 132,854 625 381 409 5 24,555 24,818 74,593 107,437 1,015 614 870 36 9,476 5,924 16,700 25,417 1,064 230 1,573 124 22,904 22,155 102,945 143,159 494 117 589 41 17,551 18,536 90,259 124,412 570 113 984 83 5,353 3,619 12,686 18,747 790 265 967 27 23,150 11,538 131,552 193,219 588 152 444 6 17,876 8,890 121,351 177,127 202 113 523 21 5,274 2,648 10,201 16,092 532 141 681 14 15,622 13,451 69,443 96,150 311 65 193 2 10,769 9,997 60,358 84,455 221 76 488 12 4,853 3,454 9,085 11,695 1,116 448 1,430 148 19,938 17,749 80,540 106,104 788 333 608 17 15,110 14,614 65,463 86,592 328 115 822 131 4,828 3,135 15,077 19,512 181 170 174 4,609 2,870 8,845 12,497 152 136 119 3,894 2,430 7,496 10,646 29 34 S5 715 440 1,349 1,851 476 C-VlII PART-B CLASSIFICATION BY LITERACY AND INDUSTRiAL CA'rEGOkY State and Total Total Illiterate District Rural Urban Persons Mal,cs Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 Madras State T 251,991 129,185 122,806 117,649 119,457 R 237,663 121,773 115,890 112,402 114,095 U 14,328 7,412 6,916 5,247 5,362 1. Madras T 1,396 674 722 273 551 R U 1,396 674 722 273 551 2. Chingleput T 26,327 13,642 12,685 12,597 12,467 R 23,240 12,031 11,209 11,138 11,035 U 3,087 1,611 1,476 1,459 1,432 3. North Arcot T 59,304 30,539 28,765 28,480 28,511 R 58,580 30,103 28,477 28,088 28,235 U 724 436 288 392 276 4. South Arcot T 13,536 6,843 6,693 6,372 6,544 R 12,662 6.412 6,250 6,039 6,171 U 874 431 443 333 373 5. Salem T 100,516 51,308 49,208 47,705 48,554 R 100,477 51,283 49,194 47,704 48,544 U 39 25 14 1 10 6. Coimbatore T 20,143 10,313 9,830 9,575 9,611 R 18,082 9,235 8,847 8,584 8,671 U 2,061 1,078 983 991 946 7. Nilgiris T 12,948 6,681 6,267 4,986 5,079 R 9,328 4,779 4,549 4,037 4,386 U 3,620 1,902 1,718 949 693 8. Madurai T 5,510 2,829 2,681 2,178 2,445 R 4,281 2,203 2,078 1,757 1,927 U 1,229 626 603 421 518 9. Tiruchirapalli T 8,801 4,512 4,289 3,937 4,158 R 8,570 4,417 4,153 3,892 4,054 U 231 95 136 45 104 10. Thanjavur T 273 140 133 110 131 R 251 129 122 99 120 U 22 11 11 11 11 11. Ramanathapuram T 792 397 395 280 353 R 217 105 112 93 106 U 575 292 283 187 247 12. Tirunelvel i T 703 370 333 300 IzS9 R 329 176 153 145 141 U 374 194 180 155 148 13. Kanyakumari T 1,742 937 805 856 758 R 1,646 900 746 826 705 U 96 37 59 30 53 41, OF WORI{ERS AND NON-WORKERS AMONG SCHEDULED TRIBES WORKERS Literate and Total Workers As Cultivator As Agricultural In Mining & Educated Persons Labourer Quarrying etc. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 11,536 3,349 82,874 60,186 48,535 34,754 15,837 13,705 6.570 3,945 9,371 1,795 78,616 57,839 48,270 34,677 15,157 13,092 5,895 3,575 2,165 1,554 4,258 2,347 265 77 680 613 675 370 401 171 426 146 30 17 401 171 426 146 30 17 1,045 218 8,600 4,870 1,205 474 3,117 2,173 743 301 893 174 7,667 4,392 1,204 474 3,067 2,157 615 261 152 44 933 478 1 50 16 128 40 2,059 254 20,109 13,409 13,m 8,011 3,147 3,083 1,121 380 2,015 242 19,783 13,282 13,105 8,010 3,092 3,024 1,106 375 44 12 326 127 6 1 55 59 15 5 471 149 4,379 2,936 907 470 1,969 1,602 349 144 373 79 4,146 2,832 906 470 1,899 1,546 326 128 98 70 233 104 1 70 56 23 16 3,603 654 34,002 28,462 27,476 22,648 3,806 3,603 1,577 1,239 3,579 650 33,985 28,454· 27,476 22,648 3,805 3,603 1,577 1,239 24 4 17 8 1 738 213 5,943 3,707 2,312 1,305 1,992 1,314 455 203 651 176 5,277 3,259 2,304 1,303 1,714 1.148 326 82 87 37 666 448 8 2 278 166 129 121 1,695 1,188 3,762 2,984 662 377 1,162 1,326 1,171 835 742 163 2,813 2,335 590 321 1,004 1,102 864 701 953 1,025 949 649 72 56 158 224 307 134 651 236 1,776 1,386 181 43 134 116 906 710 446 151 1,413 1,176 56 37 79 49 883 686 205 85 363 210 125 6 55 67 23 24 575 \ 131 2,764 1,717 2,174 1,229 450 405 74 7 525 99 2,714 1,690 2,125 1,220 450 393 74 7 SO 32 !i0 27 49 9 12 30 2 96 51 27 23 26 10 6 30 2 87 43 27 14 18 10 6 9 8 9 8 117 42 261 112 27 11 12 6 61 26 24 II 105 36 200 86 3 70 44 200 145 8 8 5 6 107 91 31 12 120 104 5 5 1 1 90 78 39 32 80 41 3 3 4 5 17 13 81 47 556 261 471 189 31 51 1 74 41 550 246 471 189 31 51 1 7 6 6 15 418 C-Vill PART-B CLASSIFICATION BY LITERACY AND INDusTRtAL CATEGO~\' WORKERS State and Total At Household In Manufacturing In Construction District Rural Industry Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 18 19 20 21 22 23 Madras State T 1,392 1'1.7 974 370 205 88 R 1,291 656 633 331 138 49 U 101 71 341 39 67 39 1. Madras T 5 8 106 14 42 24 R U 5 8 106 14 42 24 2. Chingleput T 376 129 440 193 52 20 R 349 122 375 187 46 18 U 27 7 65 6 6 2 3. North Arcot T 431 188 204 106 37 15 R 429 186 187 105 35 15 U 2 2 17 1 2 4. South Arcot T 194 100 55 29 8 1 R 194 100 35 25 8 1 U 20 4 5. Salem T 98 64 6 3 19 2 R 98 64 6 3 19 2 U 6. Coimbatorc T 95 59 3 1 29 18 R 95 59 2 1 14 8 U 1 15 10 7. Nilgiris T 103 58 40 5 7 2 R 72 33 9 5 6 1 U 31 25 31 ] 1 8. Madurai T 8 3 R 3 U 8 9. TiruchirapalJi T 11 52 6 7 R 11 52 6 1 U 6 10. Thanjavur T 17 10 10 4 R 17 10 10 4 U 11. Ramanathapuram T 27 41 89 3 2 R 12 15 8 U 15 26 81 3 2 12. Tirunelveli T 35 ]8 16 5 R 14 15 4 U 21 3 12 5 13. Kanyakumari T R U ... 479 OF WORKERS AND NON·WORKERS AMONG SCHEDULED TRIBES WORKERS In Trade & In Transport & In Other Services Non-Workers Commerce Communications Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 509 332 255 14 8,597 6,251 46,311 62,620 411 272 58 2 6,763 5,185 43,157 58,OSI 98 60 197 12 1,834 l,OM 3,154 4,569 39 19 95 5 109 59 248 576 39 19 95 5 109 59 248 576 108 83 52 6 2,507 1,491 5,042 7,815 74 62 13 1,924 1,111 4,364 6,817 34 21 39 6 583 380 678 998 254 172 43 2 1,761 1,452 10,430 15,356 246 169 21 2 1,562 1,396 10,320 15,195 8 3 22 199 56 110 161 28 20 25 844 569 2,464 3,757 26 20 2 750 542 2,266 3,418 2 23 94 27 198 339 46 21 8 966 882 17,306 20,746 44 19 8 952 876 17,298 20,740 2 2 14 6 8 6 13 11 1 1,043 796 4,370 6,123 5 817 658 3,958 5,588 8 11 226 138 412 535 8 3 10 599 378 2,919 3,283 8 1 8 252 171 1,966 2,214 2 2 347 207 953 1,069 4 8 534 513 1,053 1,295 395 401 790 902 4 8 139 112 263 393 4 1 44 16 1,748 2,572 4 1 43 16 1,703 2,463 45 109 8 5 44 82 8 5 42 79 2 3 4 6 106 55 136 283 4 4 7 44 86 2 99 55 92 197 28 17 170 188 6 5 56 49 22 12 114 139 5 48 18 381 544 1 47 4 350 500 4 1 14 31 44 LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS. ( as on 17 February 1964) AGARTALA- AMRITSAR- Laxmi Bhandar Books & Scientific Sales (Re~t.) 1. The Law Book Agency, G.T. Road, Putligarh. (Reg.) 2. S. Gupta, Agent, Government Publications, Near P.O. Majith Mandi. (Reg.) AGRA- 3. Amar Nath & Sons, Near P.O. Majith Mandi (Reg.) 1. National Book House, Jeoni Mandi. (Reg.) 2. Wadhawa & Co., 45, Civil Lines (Reg.) ANAND- 3. llanwari Lal Jain, Publishers, Moti Katra (Rest.) 4. English Book Depot, Sadar Bazar, Agra Cantt. (Rest.) 1. Vijaya Stores, Station Road. (Rest.) 2. Charto Book Stall, Tulsi Sad an, Stn. Road. (Rest.) AHMADNAGAR-V. T. Jorakar, Prop. Rama General Stores, Navi Path. (Rest.) ASANSOL- AHMEDABAD- D.N. Roy & R.K. Roy, Booksellers, At wal Building. (Rest.) 1. Balgovind Kuber Dass & Co., Gandhi Road. (Reg.) BANGALORE- 2. Chandra Kant Chiman Lal Vora, Gandhi Road. (Reg.) 3. New Order Book Co., Ellis Bridge (Reg.) 1. The Bangalore Legal Practitioner Co-op. Society 4. Mahajan Bros., Opp. Khadia Police Gate. (Rest.) Ltd., Bar Association Building. (Reg.) 5. Sastu Kitab Ghar, Near Relief Talkies, 2. S.S. Book Emporium, 118, Mount Joy Road. (Reg.) Patthar Kuva, Relief Road. (Reg.) 3. The Bangalore Press, Lake View, Mysore Road, P.O. Box 507. (Reg.) 4. The Standard Book Depot, Avenue Road. (Reg.) AJMER- 5. Vichara Sahitya Private Ltd., Balepet. (Reg.) 6. Makkala Pustaka Press, Balamandira, Gandhi. 1. Book Land, 663, Madar Gate. (Reg.) nagar. (Reg.) 2 Rajaputana Book House, Station Road (Reg,) 7. Maruthi Book Depot, Avenue Road. (Rest.) 3. Law Book House, 271, Hathi Bhata (Reg.) 8. International Book House, (P.) Ltd., 4-F, Mahatma 4. Vijay Bros., Kutchery Road. (Rest.) Gandhi Road. (Reg.) 5. Krishna Bros., Kutchery Road. (Rest.) 9. Navakarnataka Pubns. Private Ltd., Majestic Circle. (Rest.) ALIGARH-Friends' Book House, Muslim Univer sity Market. (Reg.) BAREILLY- (Reg.) ALLAHABAD- Agarwal Brothers, Bara Bazar. 1. Superintendent, Printing & Stationary, U. P. BARODA- 2. Kitabistan, 17-A, Kamala Nehru Road. (Reg.) 3. Law Book Co., Sardar Patel Marg, P. Box 4. (Reg.) 1. Shri Chandrakant Mohan Lal Shah, Raopura (Rest.) 4. Ram Narain Lal Beni Modho, 2-A, Katra Road. (Reg.) 2. . Good Companions Booksellers, Publishers & Sub- 5. Univasal Book Co., 20, M.G. Road. (Reg.) Agent. (Rest.) 6. The University Book Agency (of Lahore), Elgin 3. New Medical Book House, 540, Madan Zampa Road. (Reg.) Road. (Rest.) 7. Wadhwa & Co., 23, M.G. Marg. (Rest.) 8. Bharat Law House, 15, Mahatma Gandhi Marg. (Rest.) BEAWAR- 9. Ram Narain Lal Beni Prashad,2-A Katra Road. (Rest.) The Secretary, S.D. College, Co-operative Stores Ltd. (Rest.) AMBALA- BELGHARIA- 1. English Book Depot, Ambala Cantt. (Reg.) 2. Seth Law House, 8719, Railway Road, Ambala Granthlok, Antiquarian Booksellers & Publishers Cantt. _ (Rest.) (24-Parganas), 5/1, Amlica Mukherjee Road. (Reg.) II-C 61 BHAGALPllR- 21. Academic Book Co., Association Building, Girgaum Road. (Rest.) Paper Sta(jClD'try Stores, D. N. Singh Road. (Reg.) 22. Dominion Publi5hers, 23, Bell Building, Sir P.M. Road. (Rest.) 23, Bombay National History Society, 91, Walkcshwar nHOPAL- Road, (Rest.) 24. Dowamadeo and Co., 16, Naziria Building, Ballard I. Superintendent, Stnte Govesnmcnt Press. Estate. (Rest.) 2. Lyall Book Denot. Mohd .. Din Bldg., Sultania 25. Asian Trading Co., 310, the Miraball, P.ll. 1505, (Rest.) Road. (Reg.) 3. Dclite 300ks. Opp. Bhopal Talkies. (Rest.) CALCUTTA- BHUBANESWAR- 1. Chatterjee and Co., 3/ I, Bacharam Ch~lterjce Ekumra Vidy"bh~hun, £Cls(ern Tower, Room No.3. (Rest.) Lane. (Reg.) 2, Dass Gupta and Co. Ltd., 54/3, College Street. (Reg,) 3. Hindu Library, 69-A, Bolaram De Street. (Reg.) BlJAPUR- 4. S. K. Lahiri and Co. Private Ltd" College St. (Reg.) Shri n.v. Dcshpnnde, Recognised Law Booksellers, 5. M.C. Sarkar and Sons Private Ltd., 14. Bankim Prop. Vinod BOClk Depot. Near Shiralshetti Chowk. Chatterjee Street. (Reg.) (Rest.) 6. W. Newman and Co., Ltd., 3, Old Court House St. (Reg.) BIKANER- 7. Oxford Book and Stationery Co., 17, Park Street. (Reg.) 8. R. Chambray and Co" Ltd., Kent House P. 33, Bhandani Bros. (Res!.) Mission Road Extension (Reg.) 9. S.C. Sarkar and Sons Private Ltd.,!. C. College Square (Reg,) BlLASPUR- 10. Thacker Spink and Co. (1933) P. Ltd., 3, Esplanade East. (Reg,) Sharma Book St:11!. Sadar Bazar. (Rest.) 11, Firma K.L. Mukhopadhaya, 6/IA, Ranchha Ram Akrar Lane. (Reg.) BOMBAY- 12. K.K. Roy, P, Box. No. 10,210, Calcutta-19. (Rest.) 13. Sm. P.D. Upadhyay, 77, Muktaram Rabu Street. (Rest.) 14. Universal Book Dist., 8/2, Hastings Street. (Rest.) 1. Superintendent, Printing and Stationery, Queens 15. Modern Book Depot, 9, Chowringhee Centre. (Rest.) Road. 16. Soor and Co., 125, Canning Street. (Reg.) 2. Charles Lambert and Co., 101, Mahatma Gandhi 17, S. Bhattacharjee, 49, Dharmatala Street. (Rest.) R~. (~.) 18. Mukherjee Library, 10, Sarba Khan Road. (Reg.) 3. Co-operator's Book Depot. 5/32, Ahml!u Sailor 19. Current Literature Co., 208, Mahatma GanJhi Building, Dadar. (Reg.) Road. (Reg.) 4. Current Book House, Manni Lane, Raghunath 20. The Book Depository, 4/1, Madan Street Dadaji Street. (Reg.) (1st Floor) (Rest.) 5. Current Technical Literature Co. P. Ltd., India 21. Scientific Book Agency, Netaji Subas Road. (Rest.) House, 1st Floor. (Reg.) 22. Relience Trading Co., 17/1, Banku Bihari Ghose 6. International Book House Ltd., 9 Ash Lane, Lane, District Howrah. (Rest.) M.G. Road. (Reg.) 23. Indian Book Dist. Co., 6512, Mahatma Gandhi 7. Lakkani Book Depot, Girgaum. (Reg.) Road. (Rest.) 8. Elpees Agencies, 24, Bhangwadi, Kalbadevi. (Reg.) 9. P.P.H. Book Stall, 190-B, Khetwadi Main Road. (Reg.) 10. New Book Co., 188-190, Dr. Dadabhai Naoroji CALICUT- Road. (Reg.) 11. Popular Book Depot, Lamington Road. (Reg.) Touring Book Stall 12. Sunder Das Gian Chand, 601, Girgaum Road, (Rest. ) Near Princess Street. (Reg.) 13. D_ll. Taraporewala Sons and Co., (P) Ltd., 210, CHANDIGARH- Dr. Dadabhai Naoroj, Road. (Reg.) 14. Thacker and Co., Rampart Row. (Reg.) J 5. N.M. Tripathi Private Ltd., Princess Street. (Reg.) L Superintedent, Government Printing and 16. The Kothari Book D<"pot. King Edward Road. (Reg.) Stationery, Punjab, (Reg.) 17. P.H. Rarna Kri,;hna and Sons, 147, Rajaram 2. Jain Law Agency, Flat No.8, Sector No. 22 (Reg.) Bhuvan, Shi\,t_ii Park Road, No.5. (Rest.) 3. Rama News Agency, Bookseller, Sector No. 22 (Reg.) 18. C. Jamnadcts ~,nd Co .. Book~ellers, 146-C, Princess 4. Universal Book Store, Booth, 25, Sector 22 D (Reg.) Street. (Reg.) 5. English Book Shop, 34 Sector 22 D 19. Indo Nath & Co" A-6 Daula Nagar, Borivli (Reg.) 6. Mehta Bros., IS-Z, Sector 22 B 20. Minerva ne,ok Shop, Shop No.1 /80, N. Subhas 7, Tandan Book Depot, Shopping Centre, Sector 16 (Rest.) Road. (Reg.) 8. Kailash Law Publishers, Sector 22 B (Rest.) cmfINDWARA- 25. Sat Narain & Sons, 3141, Mohd. Ali Bazi:c Moci·Gate. (Reg.) The Verma Book Depot. (Rest.) 26. Kitab Mabal (Wholesale Div,) P. Ltd., 28. Faiz Bazar. (Reg.) 27. Hindu Sahitya Sansar, Nal SarGk (Rest.) 211. Munshi Ram Mauohar Lal, Oriental Booksellers & COCHIN- Publishers, P. B. 1165, Nai Sarak (Rest.) Saraswat Corporation Ltd., Palliarkav Road. (Reg.) 29. K. L. Seth, Suppliers of Law, Commercial TI:ch, Books, Shanti Nagar, Gancshpura. (Rest.) 30, Adarsh Publishing Servic..:, 5 A/10, Ansari Road (Rest.) CUTTACK- DHANBAD- L Press Officer, Orissa Scctt. (Reg.) 2. Cuttack Law Times (Reg.) 1. lsmag Co-operative Stores Ltd., P. 0 Indian 3. Prabhat K. Mahapatra Mangalabag, p, B. 35 (Reg.) School of Mines (Reg.) 4. D. P. Sur & Sons, MangaJabag. (Rest.) 2. New Sketch Press, Post Box 26 (Rest,) 5. Utkal Stores, Balu Bazar. (Rest.) DHARWAR- DEHRA DUN- 1. The Agricultural College Consumers Co-uj). Society. (Res!.) 1. Jugal Kishre & Co" Rajpur Road. (Reg.) 2. Ramcshraya Book D':j)ot, Subhas Jl.oud. (Re,t.) 2. National News Agency, Pal tan Bazar. (Reg.) 3. Karnalakaya ::;,lhitya l\landira of Publishers ,mJ 3. Bishan Singh and Mahendra Pal Singh, 318, Booksellers. Chukhuwala. (Reg.) 4. Utam Pustak Bhandar, Paltan Bazar. (Rest.) ERNAKULAM- DELHI-- 1. Pai & Co., Cloth Bazar Road, (Rest.) ? South India Traders C/o. Com.titutional Journal (Reg.) 1. I.M. Jaina & Brothers, Mori Gate. (Reg.) 2. Atma Ram & Sons, Kashmere Gate. (Reg.) FEROZEPUR- 3. Federal Law Book Depot, Kashmere Gate. (Reg.) Bahri Bros., 188, Lajpat Rai Market. (Reg.) 4. English Book Depot, 78, Jhokc Road (Reg.) 5. Bawa Harkishan Dass Bedi (Vijaya General Agencies) P.B. 2027, Ahata Kedara, Ch:1molian Road. (Reg.) GAUHATI- 6. Book-Well, 4, Sant Narankari Colony. P.B. 1565 (Reg.) 7. Imperial Publishing Co., 3, Faiz Bazar, Daryaganj. (Reg.) Mokshada Puslakalaya (Reg.) 8. Metropolition Book Co., I, FaizBazar. (Reg.) Flat No.8. GAYA- 9. Publication Centre, Subzimandi (Reg.) 10. Youngman & Co., Nai Satak. (Reg.) Sahitya Sadan, Gautam lludha Marg. (Reg,) 11. Indian Army Book Depot, 3, Daryaganj (Reg.) 12. All Indian Educational Supply Co., Shri Ram GHAZIABAD- Buildings, Jawahar Nagar. (Rest.) 13. Dhanwant Medical & Law Book House, 1522, Jayana Book Agency (Rest.) Lajpat Rai Market. (Rest.) 1.:1. University Rook House, 15, U. B. Bangalore Road, Jawahur Nagar. (Rest.) GORAKHPUR- 15. Law Literature House, 2646, Balimaran (Rest.) Vishwa Vidyalaya l'raka;;lian, N~lkhcs i<.e~',,;' (Reg.) 16. Summer Brothers, P. O. Birla Lines. (Rest.) 17. Universal Book & Stationery Co., 16, Netaji GUDUR- Subhash Marg. (Reg.) 18. n. Nath & Bros., 3808 Charkhawalan The General Manager, Th..: N. D. C. 1'ubli,\:illg ,': (Chowri Bazar) (Rest.) Printing Society LIl\. (Rest.) 19. Rajkamal Prakashdn (P.) Ltd., 8, Faiz Bazar. (Reg.) 20. Premier Book Co., Printers, Publishers & Booksellers, GUNTUR-- Nai Sarak. (Rest.) Book Lovers Private Ltd., Kadriguci.J. Ch()\\ rn,ta (Reg.) 21. Universal Book Traders, 80, Gokhale Market. (Reg.) 22. Tech. & Commercial Book Coy., 75, Gokhale GWALlOR- Market. (Rest.) 23. Saini Law Publishing Co., 1416, Chabiganj, 1. Superintendent. Printing & Stati(ln~r) M.l:!. Kashmere Gate. (Rest.) 2. Loyal Rook Depot, Pat"nkar B~z;\r. L",,]"h,,\r. (Reg.) 24. G. M. Ahuja, Booksellers & Stationers, 3. M. C. Deftari, Prl'p, 1\1. B. J"in 13nF" (\. !'ook 309, Nehru Baz"f. (Rest.) sellers, Sarafa, Laskhar (Rest.) lIUBLl- JODHPUR.- Pervaje's Rook House, Koppikar Road (Reg.) 1. Dwarka Das Rathi, Wholesale Books and News Agents. (Reg.) 2. Kitab-Ghar, Sojati Gate. (Reg.) HYDERABAD- 3. Choppra Brothers, Tripolia Bazar. (Reg.) 1. Director, Government Press 2. The Swaraj Book Depot, Lakdikapul (Reg.) JULLUNDUR- 3. Book Lovers Private Ltd. (Rest.) 4. Labour Law Publications, 873, Sultan Bazar, (Rest.) 1. Haworia Bros., Mai Hiran Gate. (Rest.) 2. Jain General House, Bazar Bansanwala. (Reg.) 3. University Publishers, Railway Road. (Rest.) IMPHAL- Tikendia & Sons, Bookseller (Rest.) KANPUR- 1. Advani & Co., P. Box. 100, The Mall. (Reg.) INDORE- 2. Sahitya Niketan, Shradhanand Park. (Reg.) 3. The Universal Book Stall, The Mall. (Reg.) 1. Wadhawa & Co., 56, M. G. Road. (Reg.) 4. Raj Corporation, Raj House P.B. 200, Chowk. (Rest.) 2. Swarup Brother's Khajuri Bazar. (Rest.) 3. Madhya Pradesh Book Centre, 41, Ahilya Puar (Rest.) 4. Modern Book House, Shiv Vilas Palace (Rest.) KARUR- 5. Navyug Sahitya Sadan, Publishers & Booksellers, 10, Khajuri Bazar. (Rest.) Shri V. Nagaraj Rao, 26, Srinivasapuram. (Rest.) JABALPUR- KODARMA- 1. Modern Book House, 286, Jawaharganj. (Reg.) The Bhagwati Press, P.O. Jhumri Tilaiya, 2. National Book House, 135, Jai Prakash Dt. Hazaribagh. (Reg.) Narain Marg. (Reg.) JAIPLJR- KOLHAPUR- Maharashtra Granth Bhandar, Mahadwar 1. Government Printing and Stationery Department, (Rest.) Rajasthan. Road. 2. Bharat Law House, Booksellers & Publishers, Opp. Prem Prakash Cinema, (Reg.) KOTA- 3. Garg Book Co., Tripolia Bazar. (Reg.) 4. Vani Mandir, Sawai Mansingh Highway. (Reg.) Kota Book Depot. (Rest.) 5. Kalyan Mal & Sons, Tripolia Bazar. (Rest.) 6. Popular Book Depot, Chaura Rasta. (Reg.) 7. Krishna Book Depot, Chaura Rasta. (Rest.) KUMTA- 8. Dominion Law Depot, Shah Building, P.B. No. 23. (Rest.) S. V. Kamat, Booksellers & Stationers N. (Kanara.) (Reg.) JAM NAGAR- LUCKNOW- Swadeshi Vastu Bhandar. (Reg.) 1. Soochna Sahitya Depot (State Book Depot). JAMSHEDPUR- 2. Balkrishna Book Co. Ltd., Hazratganj. (Reg.) 3. British Book Depot, 84, Hazratganj. (Reg.) 1. Amar Kitab Ghar, Diagonal Road, P.B. 78. (Reg.) 4. Ram Advani, Hazratganj, P.B. 154. (Reg.) 2. Gupta Stores. Dhatkidih. (Reg.) 5. Universal Publishers, (P.) Ltd., Hazratganj. (Reg.) 3. Sanyal Bros., Booksellers & News Agents, Bis 6. Eastern Book Co., Lalbagh Road. (Reg.) tapur Market. (Rest.) 7. Civil & Military Educational Stores, 106/B Sa dar Bazar. (Rest.) JAWALAPUR- 8. Acquarium Supply Co., 213, Faizabad Road. (Rest.) 9. Law Book Mart, Amin·Ud·Daula Park. (Rest.) Sahyog Book Depot. (Rest.) LUDHIANA- JHUNJHUNU- 1. Lyall Book Depot, Chaura Bazar. (Reg.) 1. Shashi Kumar Sarat Chand. (Rest.) 2. Mohindra Brothers, Katcheri Road. (Rest.) 2. Kapram Prakashan Prasaran, 1/90, Namdhn 3. Nanda Stationery Bhandar, Pustak Bazar. (Rest.) Niwas Azad Marg. (Reg.) 4. The Pharmacy News, Pindi Street. (Rest.) MADRAS- MYSORE- 1. Superintendent, Government Press, Mount 1. H. Venkitaramiah & Sons, New Statue Circle. (Reg.) Road. 2. .Peoples Book House, Opp. Jagan Mohan 2. Account Test Institute, P.O. 760, Egmore. (Reg.) Palace. (Reg.) 3. C. Subbiah Chetty & Co., Triplicane. (Reg.) 3. Geeta Book House, Booksellers & Publishers 4. K. Krishnamurthy, Post Box. 384. (Reg.) 5. Presidency Book Supplies, 8, Pycrofts Road, Krishnamurthipuram. (Rest.) Triplicane. (Reg.) 4. News Paper House, Lansdown Building. (Rest.) 6. P. Vardhachary & Co., 8, Linghi Chetty Street. (Reg.) 5. Indian Mercantile Corporation, Toy Palace 7. Palani Prachuram, 3, Pycrofts Road, Triplicane. (Reg.) Ramvilas. (Rest.) 8. NCBH Private Ltd., 199, Mount Road. (Rest.) 9. V. Sadanad, The Personal Bookshop, 10, Cong ress Building, Ill, Mount Road. (Rest.) NADIAD- R. S. Desay, Station Road. (Rest.) MADURAI- 1. Oriental Book House, 258, West Masi Street. (Reg.) 2. Vivekananda Press, 48, West Masi Street. (Reg.) NAGPUR- MANDYA SUGAR TOWN- 1. Superintedent, Goverm;nent Press & Book Depot. K. N. Narimhe Gowda & Sons. (Rest.) 2. Western Book Depot, Residency Road. (Reg.) 3. The Assistant Secretary, Mineral Industry MANGALORE- Association, Mineral House. (Rest.) U. R. Shenoye Sons, Car Street, P. Box 128. (Reg.) NAINITAL- MANJESHWAR- Coural Book Depot, Bara Bazar. (Rest.) Mukenda Krishna Nayak. (Rest.) NANDED- MATHURA- 1. Book Centre, College Law General Books, Tath & Co., Tilohi Building Bengali Ghat. (Rest.) Station Road. (Rest.) 2. Hil'ldustan General Stores, Paper & Stationary MEERUT- Merchants P.B. No. 51. (Rest.) 3. Sanjoy Book Agency, Vazirabad. (Rest.) 1. Prakash Educational Store, Subhas Bazar. (Reg.) 2. Hind Chitra Press, West Kutchary Road. (Reg.) 3. Loyal Book Depot, Chhipi Tank (Reg.) NEW DELHI- 4. Bharat Educational Stores, Chhipi Tank. (Rest.) 5. Universal Book Depot, Booksellers & News 1. Amrit Book Co., Connaught Circus. (Reg.) Agents. (Rest.) 2. Bhawani & Sons, 8. F., Connaught Place. (Reg.) 3. Central News Agency, 23/90, Connaught MONGHYR- Circus. (Reg.) 4. Empire Book Depot, 278, Aliganj. (Reg.) Anusandhan, Minerva Press Building. (Rest.) 5. English Book Stores, 7-L, Connaught Circus MUSSOORIE- P.O.B.328. (Reg.) 6. Faqir Chand & Sons, 15-A, Khan Market. (Reg.) 1. Cambridge Book Depot, The MaL (Rest.) 7. Jain Book Agency., C-9, Prem House, 2. Hind Traders. (Rest.) Connaught Place. (Reg.) 8. Oxford Book & Stationary Co., Scindia House. (Reg.) MUZAFFARANAGAR- 9. Ram Krishna & Sons (of Lahore) 16/B, Connaught Place. (Reg.) 1. Mittal & Co., 85-C, New Mandi (Rest.) 10. Sikh Publishing House, 7-C, Connaught 2. B. S. Jain & Co., 71, Abupura. (Rest.) Place. (Reg.) MUZAFFARPUR- 11. Suneja Book Centre, 24/90, Connaught Circus. (Reg.) 12. United Book Agency, 31, Municipal Market, (Reg.) 1. Scientific & Educational Supply Syndicate. (Reg.) Connaught Circus. 2. Legal Corner, Tikmanio house, Amgola Road. (Rest.) 13. Jayana Book Depot, Chhaparwala Kuan, Karol 3. Tirhut Book Depot. (Rest.) Bagh. (Reg.) 14. Navayug Traders, Desh Bandhu Gupta Road, PUlmKOTTAt- Dev Nagar. (Reg.) Shri P. N. Swaminathan Sivam & Co., East 15. Saraswali Book Depot, 15, Lady Harding Main Road. (Rest. ) Road. (Reg.) 16. The Secretary, Indian Met. Society, Lodi RAJKOT- Road. (Reg.) Mohan Lal Dossabhai Shah, Booksellers and 17. New Book Depot, Latest Books, Periodicals, Sub-Agents. (Reg.) Sty. & Novelles, P.B. 26, Connaught Place. (Reg.) 18. Mehra Brothers, 50-G, Kalkaji, (Reg.) RANCHI- 19. Luxmi Book Stores, 42, Janpath. (Rest.) 1. Crown Book Depot, Upper Bazar. (Reg.) 20. Hindi Book House, 82, Janpath. (Rest.) 2. Pustak Mahal, Upper Bazar. (Rest.) 21. People Publishing House (P') Ltd., Rani Jhansi Road. (Reg.) REWA- 22. R.K. Publishers, 23, Beadon Pura, Karol Bagh. (Rest.) Superintendent, Government State Emporium V.P. 23. Sharma Brothers., 17, New Market, Moti Nagar. (Reg.) ROURKELA- 24. Aapki Dukan, 5/5777, Dev Nagar. (Rest.) The Rourkcla Review. (Rest.) 25. Sarvodaya Service, 66A-I, Rohtak Road, SAHARANPUR- P.B.2521. (Rest.) 26. H. Chandson, P.B. No. 3034. (Rest.) Chandra Bharata Pustak Bhandar, Court Road. (Rest.) 27. The Secretary, Federation of Association of SECUNDERABAD- Small Industry of India, 23-£12, Rohtak Road. (Rest.) Hindustan Diary Publishers, Market Street. (Reg.) SILCHAR- 28. Standard Booksellers & Stationers, Palam Enclave. (Rest.) Shri Nishitto Sen Nazirpatti (Rest.) (Rest.) 29. Laxmi Book Depot, 57, Regarpura. SIMLA- 30. Sant Ram Booksellers, 16, New Municipal Market, Lody Colony. 1. Superintendent, Himachal Pradesh Government. 2. Minerva Book Shop, The Mall (Reg.) PANJIM- 3. The New Book Depot, 79, The Mall (R.eg.) 1. Singhals Hook House. p.o.n. 70, Near the Church (Rest.) SINNAR- 2. Sagoon Gaydev Dhowi, Booksellers, 5-7, Shri N. N. Jakhadi, Agent, Times of India, Sinnar Rua, Idc Jameria (Rest.) (Nasik) (R.est.) PATHANKOT- SHILLONG- 1. The Officer-in ChaJge, Assam Government B. D. The Kri>hna Book Dt:pot, Main Bazar. (Rest.) 2. Chap!a Bookstall, P.B. No. 1 (Rest.) PATlALA- SONEPAT- (Reg.) 1. Superintendent, Bhupendra State Press. 1. United Book Agency 2. Jain & Co, 17; Shah Nashin Bazar. (Reg.) SRINAGAR- 1. The Kashmir Bookshop, Residency Road. (Reg.) PATNA- SURAT- 1. Superintendent, Government Printing (Bihar) 2. J.N.P. Agarwal & Co., Padri-Ki-Haveli 1. Shri Gajanen Pustakalaya, Tower Road. (Reg.) Ragllnath Bhavan (Reg.) TIRUCHIRAPALLI- 3. Luxmi Trading Co., Padri-Ki-Haveli. (Reg.) 4. Moli Lal Banarsi Dnss, I3ankipore. (Reg.) t. Kalpana Publishers, Woriur (Reg.) 5. Bengal Law House, Chowhatta (Rest.) 2. S. Krishnaswami & Co., 35. Subhash Chander Bose Road. (Reg.) PITHORAGARH- 3. Palaniappa Bros. (Rest) TRIVANDRUM- Maniram Punetha & Sons. (Rest.) 1. International Book Depot, Main Road. (Reg.) PONDICHERRY- 2. Reddear Press & Book Depot, P.B. No.4 (Rest.) TUTICORIN- M/s. Honesty Book House, 9, Rue DlIplix. (R.) 1. Shri K.Thiagarajan, to-C, French Chapa! Road. (Rest.) POONA- UDAIPUR- 1. Deccan Book Stall, Deccan Gymkhana (Reg.) 1. Jagdish & Co., Inside Surajapole (Rest.) 2. Imperial Book Depot, 266, M. G. Road. (Reg.) 2. Book Centre, Maharana, Bhopal Consumcrs' 3. International Book Service, Deccan Gymkhana (Reg) Co-op. Socicty Ltd. (Rest. ) 4. Raka Book Agency. Opp. Natu's Chawl, Near UJJAIN- Appa Balwant Chowk (Reg.) 5. Utiility Book Depot, 1339, Shivaji Nagar. (Rest.) Manak Chand Book Depot, Sati Gate. (Rest.) VARANASI- 8. The Head Clerk, Photozincographic Pres~. 5, Finance 1. Students, Friends & Co., Lanka (Rest.) Road, Poona. Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, Gopal 9. Government Printing and Stationery, Rajkot. 2. Mandir Road., P.B. 8. (Reg.) 10. The O. I/c. Exteusion Centre, Industrial Estate, 3. Glob Book Centre. (Rest.) Kokar, Ranehi. 4. Kohinoor Stores, University Road, Lanka. (Reg.) 11. The Director. S.I.S.I. Industrial Extension Centre, 5. B.H.U. Book Depot. Udhna, Surat. VELLORE- 12. The Registrar of Companies, Narayani Building, 27, A. Venkatasubhan, Law Booksellers. (Reg.) Erabourne Road, Calcutta-I. The Registrar of Companies, Kcr:lia, 50, Feet Road, VlJAYAWADA- 13. Ernakulam. The Book & Review Centre, Eluru Road, 14. The Registrar of Companies, H. No. 3-5-83 Governpet. (Rest.) Hyderguda, Hyderabad. VISAKHAPATNAM- 15. The Registrm of Companies, As;,am, Manipur and 1. Gupta Brothers, Vizia Building (Reg.) Tripura, Shillong. 2. Rook Centre, 11/97, Main Road. (Reg.) 16. Registrar of Comp::tl1ies, Sunlight Insurance Building, 3. The Secretary, Andhra University, General Ajmeri Gate Extension, New Delhi. Co-op. Stores Ltd. (Rest.) 17. Registrar of Companies, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh VIZIANAGARAM Link Road, Julundur City. Sarda & Co., (Rest.) 18. Registrar of Companies, Bihar, Jamal Road, Patna-I. WARDHA- 19. Registrar of Companies Raj & Ajmer, Shri Kamta Swarajeya Rhandar, Bhorji Market. (Reg.) Prasad House, 1st Floor, 'C' Scheme, Ashok Marg, Jaipur. For Local Sale 20. The Registrar of Comp:mics, Andhra Bank Building, 1. Government of India Kitab Mahal, Janpath, 6, Linghi Chetty Street, P.B. 1530, Madras. Opp. India Coffee House, New Delhi. 21. The Registrar of Comp[ll1irs, Mahatma Ciandhi Road, 2. Government of India Book Depot, 8, Hastings West Cott. Building P.B. 334, Kanpur. Street, Calcutta. 22. The Registrar of Companies, Everest 100, Marine 3. High Commissioner for Indian in London, India Drive, Bombay. House, London, W.C. 2. 23. The Registrar of Companies, 162, Brigade Road, Bangalore. Railway Bookstall Holders 24. The Registrar of Companies, Gwali;r. 1. sis. A.H. Wheeler & Co., 15, Elgin Road, 25 . Asstt. Director, Extension Centre', Bhuli Road, •\llahabad. Dhanbad. 2. Gahlot Bros., KE.M. Road, Bikaner. 26. Registrar of Companies, Orissa, Cuttack ( handi, 3. Higginbothams & Co. Ltd., Mount Road, Cuttaek. Madras. 27. The Registrar of Companies, Gujarat State, Gujarat 4. M. Gulab Singh & Sons Private Ltd. Mathura Samachar Building, Ahmedahad. Road, New Delhi 28. Publication Division, Sale Depot, North Block, New Foreign Delhi. 1. sIs. Education Enterprise Private Ltd., Kathumandu, 29. The Development Commissioner, Small Scale Industries, (Nepal). New Delhi. 2. sIs. Aktie Bologa!, C. E. Fritzes Kungl, Hovobok 30. The O. I/C., University Employment Bureau, Lucknow. handel, Fredsgation-2, Box 1656, ~tockholm-16 (Sweden) 31. O. lIe, S.I.S.I. Extension Centre, MaIda. 3. Reise-und Verkehrsverlag Stuttgart, Post 730, Guten 32. O. I/C., S.1.S.I. Extension Centre, Habra, Tabaluria, 24 Bergstra 21, Stuttgart No. 11245, Stuttgart den Parganas. (Germany West.) 33. O. l/c., S.I.S.1. Model Carpentry Workshop, Piyali 4. Shri Iswar Subramanyam 452, Reversite Driv Apt. Nagar, P. O. Burnipur. 6, New York, 27 NWY. 34. O. lIe, S.I.S.I. Chrontanning Extension Centre, 5. The Proprietor, Book Centre, Lakshmi Mansons, 49, Tangra 33, North Topsia Road, Ca1cutta-46. The Mall, Lahore (Pakistan). 35. o. lIe., S.LS.T. Extension Centre (Footwear), Calcutta. On S. and R. Basis 36. Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Hyderabad. 37. Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Krishna Distt. (A.P.) 1. The Head Clerk, Govt. Book Depot, Ahmedabad. 38. Employment Officer, Employment Exehan"e, Jhabua. 2. The Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Kapileswar Road, Belgaum. 39. Dy. Director Incharge, S.I S.l. C/o, Chief (. ivil Allmn. 3. The Employment Officer, Employment Exchange, Dhar. Goa, Panjim. 4. The Asstt. Director, Footwear Extension Centre, Polo 40. The Registrar of Trade Unions, Kanpur. Ground No.1, Jodhpur. / .' . 41. The Employment Officer, Employment Exchange, 5. The OJ/c., Extension Centre, Club Road, Muiaftanmr. Gopal Bhavan, Mornia. 6. The Director, Indian Bureau of Mines, Go'vt~··of IndIa; 42. The O. I/C., State Information Centre, Hyderabad. Minstry of Mines & Fuel, Nagpur. 43. The Registrar of Companies, Pondichcrry. 7. The Asstt. Director, Industrial Extension Centrr, 44. Thc Assistant Director of Publicity and Information, Nadiad (Gujara!). Yidhana Saubha (P.B. 271) Bangalorc.